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wetware
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noun
- computing the nervous system of the brain, as opposed to computer hardware or software
- computing the programmers, operators, and administrators who operate a computer system, as opposed to the system's hardware or software
Example Sentences
Changing algorithms is easier than changing people: software on computers can be updated; the âwetwareâ in our brains has so far proven much less pliable.
A: You raise a fair point: Our species has perfected the hardware and software aspects of networking â but the wetware upgrades are incomplete, and the end users need training.
Rich folk can afford remote storage accessed by internal wetware, the kind that isnât hackable and doesnât have their memories and places theyâve been and what they did registered in a semi-public database.
Karla: You raise a fair point: Our species has perfected the hardware and software aspects of networking â but the wetware upgrades are incomplete, and the end users need training.
Ultimately, itâs the sound of a human being refusing to be contained by a machine â wetware triumphing over hardware.
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