How to deal with tech jargon?
⇨ Don’t waste time remembering terms, they will all be outdated by the time you actually get to use them
⇨ If it feels complicated, it probably is, and will break down the first chance it gets
⇨ Most of the terms that consumers come across are used to sell a product. Don’t be intimidated or fooled by any term
⇨ Replace any term that you don’t understand with the word “magic” and continue
⇨ Stare down at the terms, and make them blink first
⇨ Those using the terms probably don’t know exactly what they are talking about either (e.g Planets)
How noobs cope up(or rather give up) with the ever increasing complexity and number of tech jargon.
This post has been taken from Digit’s March 2010′s issue’s article on page 120 named “How to deal with tech jargon?” though the image (copied) was my idea(I am so intelligent!!)
nyc post….thnx for shring even if its copied…..btw i blive tht tech "jargon" aint actually tht tough..usually common sense
There's a difference between plagiarising and spreading the word.
And just to let you know you, I consider myself as a new Blogger.
And plus, I contacted Digit, they are fine with it.
Sorry. You should have mentioned that somewhere though.
Stop ripping off articles from digit. I don't care if you give the name or anything,just stop ripping the articles. Because,that way,new bloggers get the wrong impression that they can just rip off anything from Chip,Digit or PCWorld,and start a blog.