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Danish
Noun
snabela n (singular definite snabel-a'et, plural indefinite snabel-a'er)
- Alternative spelling of snabel-a
2014, Vibeke Marx, Tusindkunstner, Lindhardt og Ringhof, →ISBN:I løbet af den sidste tid maste snabela'erne sig frem alle vegne, og han følte en romantisk trang til at beskytte det gode gamle postvæsen, hvad Jens selvfølgelig rystede på hovedet ad.- During the last time, the at signs squeezed their way forward everywhere, and he felt a romantic desire to protect the good old mail service, which Jens, of course, shook his head at.
2016, Per Helge Sørensen, Mailstorm, Art People, →ISBN:Omkring samme tid hvor snabela'et begyndte at dukke op på Tshirts og i fjernsynsreklamer.- Approximately the same time as the at sign began appearing on T-shirts and in TV ads.
2010, Morten Bay, Homo Conexus. Netværksmennesket: Historien om nye forbrugere, nye medarbejdere og nye venskaber i en verden under forandring, Gyldendal A/S, →ISBN:Men han indså det først, da en programmør fra BBN ved navn Ray Tomlinson i 1971 opfandt et system til at sende tekstbeskeder via ARPAnet og brugte snabela'et som adskillelse mellem afsendernavn og stedet, beskeden blev sendt fra.- But he did not realize it until a programmer from BBN named Ray Tomlinson in 1971 invented a system to send text messages through ARPAnet and used the at sign to separate the name of the sender and the place from which the message was sent.
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