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RIP

Abbreviation for requiescat in pace (Latin ‘may he/she rest in peace’).

RIP

Program in a laser printer (or other high-resolution printer) that converts the stream of printing instructions from a computer into the pattern of dots that make up the printed page. A separate program is required for each type of printer and for each page description language (such as PostScript or PCL).

RIPs are very demanding programs because of the complexity of a typical printed page. It is not unusual for RIPs to run on extremely fast and powerful RISC microprocessors, which are sometimes more powerful than the processor in the computer attached to the printer.
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The Big Rip Off (Of Significant Proportions) Steven Polederos Infinity Publishing.
The Big Rip Off (Of Significant Proportions) by Greenspan, Able / MBR Bookwatch
Byline: MICHELLE O'KEEFFE GREEDY banks are set to rip off their cash-strapped customers by EUR90million this year, it was claimed yesterday.
EUR90M BANK ROBBERS; Fleeced by interest rise by The Mirror (London, England)
For anyone who missed the first episode, it stars Jodie Whittaker as Louise, a single mum whose promotion at ZBG Banking was somewhat marred when the shady Philip blackmailed her into helping him rip off a customer.
TV Today's: drama; Wired (ITV1, 9pm) by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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