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  1. FGLM algorithm
  2. Fast Fourier transform
  3. Fiducial marker
  4. Fixed-point logic
  5. Flash memory
  6. Flesch–Kincaid readability tests
  7. Fletcher's checksum
  8. Flip-flop (electronics)
  9. Follow through and overlapping action
  10. Fork–join queue
  11. Form, fit and function
  12. Formal Aspects of Computing
  13. Forth (programming language)
  14. Forward secrecy
  15. Foveated rendering
  16. Frame-based editor
  17. Frank Tompa
  18. Freifunk
  19. Functional programming
  20. Fuzzing
  21. Gary Kildall
  22. Geek girl
  23. Gender survey question
  24. Genera (operating system)
  25. Geographic information retrieval
  26. Geographic information system
  27. Geography
  28. Gernot Heiser
  29. Go! (programming language)
  30. Gordon Matthews (inventor)
  31. Gröbner basis
  32. Guard (information security)
  33. Guided analytics
  34. HPX
  35. Hangar 18 (conspiracy theory)
  36. Hanne Riis Nielson
  37. Head-mounted display
  38. Heuristic evaluation
  39. High-definition map
  40. History of compiler construction
  41. History of computer science
  42. History of email
  43. History of the Actor model
  44. History sniffing
  45. Holographic data storage
  46. Homotopy type theory
  47. Hui Zhang (computer scientist)
  48. Human Computer Interaction
  49. Humanoid robot
  50. Human–computer interaction
  51. Hydrophobic-polar protein folding model
  52. Hygienic macro
  53. IBM Db2
  54. ICCAD
  55. ICL Distributed Array Processor
  56. IEEE 754-1985
  57. IFIP Working Group 2.3
  58. ILoo
  59. Ian Horrocks
  60. Icebreaker (facilitation)
  61. Ilkay Altintas
  62. Imieliński–Lipski algebra
  63. Industrial internet of things
  64. Infographic
  65. Information security
  66. Information system
  67. Intelligent tutoring system
  68. Intersection number (graph theory)
  69. J. B. Gunn
  70. JSLint
  71. Jackson structured programming
  72. Jakob Nielsen (usability consultant)
  73. Janson inequality
  74. Jay Cross
  75. Jean E. Sammet
  76. Jeffrey Uhlmann
  77. Jim Hoffman
  78. Joachim Meyer (professor)
  79. John B. Goodenough bibliography
  80. John M. Scholes
  81. John Mashey
  82. Joint Computer Conference
  83. Joshua Miele
  84. Journal ranking
  85. Julie Carpenter
  86. Juris Hartmanis
  87. KC Claffy
  88. Kad network
  89. Karen Duncan
  90. Kenneth E. Iverson
  91. Keystroke inference attack
  92. LGBTQ and Wikipedia
  93. Lambert W function
  94. Large language model
  95. Larry Tesler
  96. Latency oriented processor architecture
  97. Layered costmaps
  98. Leftist tree
  99. Leonardo (robot)
  100. Lexical analysis
  101. Lexicographic order
  102. LibVNCServer
  103. Linear hashing
  104. Link prediction
  105. LinkedIn
  106. Liskov substitution principle
  107. Lisp (book)
  108. List of datasets for machine-learning research
  109. List of fastest computers
  110. List of implementations of differentially private analyses
  111. List of programming language researchers
  112. List of quantum logic gates
  113. List of software bugs
  114. Local outlier factor
  115. Lois Haibt
  116. MBrace
  117. MIT Media Lab
  118. MIT Media Laboratory
  119. ML.NET
  120. MLIR (software)
  121. Macro and security
  122. Marching cubes
  123. Marco Donnarumma
  124. Martin Beale
  125. Marvin Stein (computer scientist)
  126. Marvin Zelkowitz
  127. Mary Kenneth Keller
  128. Massoud Pedram
  129. Mathematics of Operations Research
  130. Maximin share
  131. Maxine Virtual Machine
  132. Media richness theory
  133. Michael J. Black
  134. Micro Bit
  135. Microservices
  136. Miller–Rabin primality test
  137. Milvus (vector database)
  138. Mixed reality game
  139. Mobile Computing and Communications Review
  140. Modula-3
  141. Monad (functional programming)
  142. Monk Skin Tone Scale
  143. Multiplexer
  144. Munged password
  145. Music visualization
  146. MusicBrainz
  147. Nagle's algorithm
  148. Nearest-neighbor chain algorithm
  149. Neil D. Jones
  150. NetWorker
  151. Network telescope
  152. Networker
  153. Nirvana (software)
  154. NoteCards
  155. Nudge theory
  156. OSEK
  157. Oberon (programming language)
  158. ObjVlisp
  159. Ogden's lemma
  160. Open-source artificial intelligence
  161. OpenKeychain
  162. Overjustification effect
  163. PL/C
  164. PR (complexity)
  165. Password-based cryptography
  166. Paul Ramsay (British philanthropist)
  167. Personal information management
  168. Pervasive game
  169. Pharmaceutical marketing
  170. Play (activity)
  171. Pluribus
  172. Podcast
  173. Polyglot (computing)
  174. Portable C Compiler
  175. Pose space deformation
  176. Prakash Panangaden
  177. Presburger arithmetic
  178. Prescription drug overuse
  179. Primary color
  180. Prince Rupert's cube
  181. Privacy concerns with Google
  182. ProWorkflow
  183. Prolog32
  184. Protocol ossification
  185. Pseudocode
  186. Pseudonymous remailer
  187. Purely functional programming
  188. Python Robotics
  189. Quantum computing
  190. Quantum programming
  191. Queen's graph
  192. Query optimization
  193. Queue
  194. Ramesh Govindan
  195. Random oracle
  196. Rational reconstruction (mathematics)
  197. Re2c
  198. Read-copy-update
  199. Recommender system
  200. Reconfigurable computing
  201. Record (computer science)
  202. Regular distribution (economics)
  203. Relational algebra
  204. Relational database
  205. Remote patient monitoring
  206. Remote work
  207. Rendering (computer graphics)
  208. Retiming
  209. Retrocomputing
  210. Rhetoric of health and medicine
  211. Richard E. Ladner
  212. Ridge Computers
  213. Robert L. Glass
  214. Rounding
  215. Sandra and Woo
  216. Scalable Source Routing
  217. Scale-free network
  218. Scott Deerwester
  219. Secure Scuttlebutt
  220. Semantic file system
  221. Sensory substitution
  222. Separation logic
  223. Sergio Rajsbaum
  224. Session (web analytics)
  225. Seymour Ginsburg
  226. Shaded Picture System
  227. Shard (database architecture)
  228. Shared snapshot objects
  229. Shashi Shekhar (scientist)
  230. Shojiro Nishio
  231. Shor's algorithm
  232. Siddhartha Paul Tiwari
  233. Signal-flow graph
  234. SimFiT
  235. Simply Fortran
  236. Smita Krishnaswamy
  237. Social machine
  238. Social web
  239. Software Engineering Notes
  240. Software Peter principle
  241. Solar and Heliospheric Observatory
  242. Sonic Pi
  243. Source-to-source compiler
  244. Speculative multithreading
  245. Square-root sum problem
  246. Star-shaped preferences
  247. Static application security testing
  248. Static single-assignment form
  249. Steemit
  250. Steven DeRose
  251. Stochastic roadmap simulation
  252. Stop word
  253. Storage Resource Broker
  254. Strassen algorithm
  255. Structured writing
  256. Sturm's theorem
  257. Stylus (computing)
  258. Subadditive set function
  259. Subgraph isomorphism problem
  260. Successive interference cancellation
  261. Sue Sentance
  262. Suffix tree
  263. Superintelligence
  264. Support vector machine
  265. Susan B. Horwitz
  266. Symbolic execution
  267. Synesthesia
  268. TCP congestion control
  269. Tahoe-LAFS
  270. Tak (function)
  271. Tangent half-angle substitution
  272. Task-focused interface
  273. Tatiana von Landesberger
  274. Team diversity
  275. Tensor Processing Unit
  276. Tensor sketch
  277. The Fortec Conspiracy
  278. The Humane Interface
  279. The Librarian (version control system)
  280. The Sims 2
  281. Thea D. Hodge
  282. Thoth (operating system)
  283. Time hierarchy theorem
  284. Timeline of binary prefixes
  285. Timeline of file sharing
  286. Tom Gilb
  287. Tom Troscianko
  288. Tony Hoare
  289. Transactional memory
  290. Transparent decryption
  291. Transportable Applications Environment
  292. Truth discovery
  293. Turn (angle)
  294. Twelve basic principles of animation
  295. TypeDB
  296. Ubiquity
  297. Unikernel
  298. Unum (number format)
  299. Urban informatics
  300. Usama Fayyad
  301. User guide
  302. User intent
  303. Vantage-point tree
  304. Varun Grover (information scientist)
  305. Verilog-to-Routing
  306. Vicki L. Hanson
  307. Victor Bahl
  308. Video browsing
  309. Virtual assistant privacy
  310. Virtual management
  311. Virtual reality game
  312. Visible Embryo Project
  313. Volume-Control Model
  314. WATFIV
  315. WYSIWIS
  316. Wendy Hall
  317. Whirlwind I
  318. WiFi Sensing
  319. Wicki–Hayden note layout
  320. Wiener connector
  321. Wii Fit U
  322. William Newman (computer scientist)
  323. Witold Lipski
  324. Woody Bledsoe
  325. Word equation
  326. Workforce optimization
  327. Workplace communication
  328. Writer's block
  329. X.400
  330. XRP Ledger
  331. Xing Xie
  332. Yannakakis algorithm