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[prpr]

Out of context and no references, which makes it harder, but:
CGOC = Commonwealth Games Opening Ceremony
MM = probably Maintenance Mode, but context is important
LLM = Large Language Model (that's now a 'well-known')

I couldn't find as many examples as I thought there were

Ha!

And, just to annoy BH (Black Hole), AFAIA = As far as I'm aware.

 

[EEPhil]

Ha!

I only went back about one year when I lost the will to live and I managed to close the search tab by accident.
Very difficult to instigate a search that goes "find posts by prpr where there are abbreviations".
(It was meant as a semi-humorous aside - I did say I could search and find the abbreviations you used. Unlike "GD". Who knew?)

 

[HugeMaximum]

Favourite one here on hummy.tv is IIRC, as it is a CYA for grey matter recall issues.

Spoiler: Very User-Unfriendly Spolier

IIRC = If I recall correctly
CYA = Cover your ar$e

 

[prpr]

I only went back about one year when I lost the will to live

That seems well beyond the call of duty. I think I'd have lost the will long before that, and I wrote the damned stuff!

RMV = Recollections may vary = He's spouting bull$h!t but we're too polite to actually say that

 

[EEPhil]

I think I'd have lost the will long before that, and I wrote the damned stuff!

Some of it is useful, except not for me. Linux/Grep etc. even the "one-liner". Not much use without either Linux running on a PC or CF (Really! I don't need to explain these, do I?)
I got the one-liner to work in a Cygwin64 window in Win 11. I suppose it can be useful to know when the certificate is running out.

He's spouting bull$h!t but we're too polite to actually say that

A couple of times I've had to abort the message I was typing. Keeping schtum (or is it shtum, or even stum?) seems like a better idea.

 

[HugeMaximum]

"You talkin' to me?
Well, I'm the only one here."

Literally (Members > Current Visitors > Members)

 

[prpr]

For the record, I wasn't addressing the RMV one to anyone here, just in case anyone thought I was. It was used by HMQ about certain emigrants (and now about to be immigrants, sadly).

Not much use without either Linux running on a PC or CF (Really! I don't need to explain these, do I?)
I got the one-liner to work in a Cygwin64 window in Win 11.

You can use the weird WSL (Windows Sub-system for Linux) thing, or you can get a reasonably decent environment for some things just by installing Git for 'doze and then opening a Bash shell.

 

[Black Hole]

Spoiler: Very User-Unfriendly Spolier

IIRC = If I recall correctly
CYA = Cover your ar$e

Holy shit, Batman