- Look up
client in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Client(s) or The
Client may
refer to:
Client (business)
Client (computing),
hardware or
software that...
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service requesters,
called clients.
Often clients and
servers communicate over a
computer network on
separate hardware, but both
client and
server may be on...
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Direct Client-to-
Client (DCC) (originally
Direct Client Connection) is an IRC-related sub-protocol
enabling peers to
interconnect using an IRC
server for...
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Client-to-
client protocol (CTCP) is a
special type of
communication between Internet Relay Chat (IRC)
clients. CTCP is a
common protocol implemented by...
- An
email client,
email reader or, more formally,
message user
agent (MUA) or mail user
agent is a
computer program used to
access and
manage a user's email...
- A
client state in the
context of
international relations is a
state that is economically, politically, and
militarily subordinated to a more
powerful controlling...
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Client is a
computer that gets
information from
another computer called server in the
context of
client–server
model of
computer networks. The server...
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Clients of
prostitutes or ****
workers are
sometimes known as
johns or
tricks in
North America and
punters in
Britain and Ireland. In
common parlance among...
- A
client–queue–
client or p****ive
queue system is a
client–server
computer network in
which the
server is a data
queue for the
clients.
Instead of communicating...
- economics, a
client is a
person who
receives advice or
services from a professional, such as a
lawyer or a
health care provider.
Clients differ from customers...
