Hue knew?
World Wide Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee gets questions like "Why are links" this color?--"There is no reason"
blue
In a web browser, this remembers your preferences; in a jar, it’s a tempting snack.
cookie
A computer processes information in these small units, but at lunch, you might take one out of a sandwich.
byte
Able to recognize patterns & help solve problems, neural networks are designed in imitation of this roughly 3-pound item
brain
Known for its readability and versatility, this programming language draws its moniker from a comedic ensemble famous for their sketches about knights, fish slapping, and an overabundance of canned meat
Python
A type of self-balancing binary search tree structure uses these two alternating colors to maintain efficient operations.
red and black
A Gravity Falls character often shouts “[this] ‘em”, developers rely on this tool for version control, and in British slang, it’s an insult for an annoying person.
git
Your inbox fills up with this unwanted nuisance, but in Hawaii, you might find it in musubi.
The "HT" in both HTTP & HTML stands for this
hypertext
Popular in Java, JavaScript, and C#, this casing style gets its name from a creature known for its adaptations to arid environments
camel
00FF00 is the hexadecimal color code for this color.
green
A developer creates this to take a project in a new direction, while a diner uses it to twirl pasta.
fork
This tiny device helps teach coding and electronics, but its name might make you think of a fruity pastry.
Raspberry Pi
One of the first search engines shared its name with this comic book character, inspiring successors named Veronica & Jughead
Archie
This animal is the cold-loving mascot of the 1991 open source operating system
penguin
DAILY DOUBLE
In one type of software testing, the system’s inner workings are hidden from view, inside a sealed container of this color.
black
Old monitors needed a screensaver, which moved so it wouldn't burn in; today you can use this static image, also a home decorating item
wallpaper
In software, it’s unstructured code; on a plate, it’s a classic comfort food.
spaghetti
Nations get their own domain extensions; .dk is the one for this country
Denmark
This command prints file contents in Linux, while its living counterpart might walk across your keyboard
cat
DAILY DOUBLE
You get this color when you mix together the two colors that appear twice in the Google logo.
purple
Like a T-shirt, a computer program is made of these; in an online forum, they're sequences of comments on the same topic
threads
In computing, this function is used to map data in a table; at breakfast its brown variety paris well with eggs.
hash
The forerunner to the Internet known as the ARPANET was a 1960s network by this U.S. government dept.
defense
While some might study them in a bamboo forest, others use them to clean and process large datasets
pandas