Something I aspire to daily
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BTW , I was referring to the connectors in the picture they have a triangle [ ok so not exactly a arrow ] on the negative side
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There are a number of online lexicons of English internet jargon. This is a list of the sixty most common.
Personally I try to avoid jargon, especially abbreviations, but it’s certainly useful to know some because a lot of people use jargon with the enthusiasm of an Italian waiter with the parmesan.
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thanks a lot for this ! I put that in my link
is this something popular, does everyone understand that?
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Jargon or simple “acronym” , whichever it pre-dates the internet.
Is it a thing in other languages?? surely it must be?
Synth is littered with them…
but we digress…
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BTW is widely understood by native English speaking internet users, but not as universal as pre-internet abbreviations such as etc (et cetera) and dept (department.)
I nearly always use plain English because I don’t see the point in saving myself a second or two writing on my phone when it may cost half a dozen readers considerably more time than that to work out what I meant by an abbreviation.
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French definitely has some.
Some are actually so popular that they are even used in other language e.g. RSVP
(We also use latin abreviations…)
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Just one stupid question since I don’t see this mentioned most of the time (or I overlook something fundamental) when it comes to producing the actual sound: what about AC coupling?
I have seen a few VCAs with AC coupling but since this topic is not really discussed I am wondering if audio amplifiers e.g. automatically centre the signal to ground?
At least I don’t hear any difference between AC coupling and raw 0V to 5V output from my LMNC 3340 VCO when I plug it into my 30 years old Hitachi amp 
(I slowly cranked up the voltage just out of curiosity)