computer jargon

In classical computer jargon, to reboot means to shut down the system and start over.

Consultations with computer scientists resulted in an injection of reasonable-sounding computer jargon but no absorption of Silicon Valley’s actual culture.

FaceTime for Mac is great for your less-tech-savvy parents and grandparents, because of the lack of computer jargon and friction in setting up a connection.

Operating out of unknown terminals, possibly hundreds of miles away, the intruders had tapped into�or "accessed," in computer jargon�one of the company's computers.

I don't pretend to understand all of the computer jargon, but I do recognize when the NSA wants to control everything.