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Bug: A small network or station logo superimposed in a corner of the frame.

Debug: The process of fixing a bug, or sometimes of merely determining the source of a bug so that it can be fixed.

Debug Station: May be used to refer to one of two different kinds of hardware. A 'debugger' is a machine formerly used specifically for the purpose of 'trapping' (identifying) the source of a bug. These da . . . View Full Definition

Web Bug: A 1 pixel-by-1 pixel image tag added to an HTMLmessage and used to track open rates by email address. Opening the message, either in the preview pane or by clicking on it, activates the bug . . . View Full Definition

C Bug: The second-lowest priority of bug. Whereas 'A' bugs absolutely must be fixed and 'B' bugs are damaging to the game's reputation if unfixed, most players or reviewers will not notice if a gam . . . View Full Definition

D Bug: The lowest category of bug. Whenever someone uses the phrase, 'It Would Be Nice If' in discussing a bug, that's a 'D' bug. In the interest of getting the game finished so people can play it, . . . View Full Definition

A Bug: A bug of the highest priority (a bug that must be fixed, else the game cannot be released).

B Bug: A bug of second-highest priority. Whereas an 'A' bug absolutely must be fixed, it is conceivable to release a product without fixing a 'B' bug (but such a bug will likely be noticed and comm . . . View Full Definition

Goldbug: An international monetary system in which currencies are defined in terms of their gold content, and payment imbalances between countries are settled in gold. It was in effect from about 187 . . . View Full Definition

Buggy Whip: Describes a forehand hit with a follow through which does not go across the body and finish on the opposite side but rather goes from low to high and finishes on the same side (similar to th . . . View Full Definition