Definition: AT3201W.lircd.conf is a configuration file used by LIRC (LIRC Daemon), a software library for Linux, that is used to manage devices connected to the network (like printers). This file contains information about which LIRC daemon is running on the system and which devices it uses. In simpler terms, this configuration file helps in managing the configuration of various devices connected to a network via a single interface, like LIRC. It allows for easy management of device configuration and troubleshooting by providing detailed information about specific devices and their connections.

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Definition: The word "HP_Scanjet3200c" refers to a specific model of scanner device, but it does not provide any details about its technical specifications or usage in the Bible. Please provide more context for an accurate response.

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Definition: Ext328 refers to an octet-sized unsigned integer in the 64-bit system, representing a value between -15367903161503023200 (signed) and 4294967295 (unsigned). This is used for large numbers in many computer systems. The term "ext" signifies the octet-sized nature of these integers, while "328" refers to the 32-bit system. In binary notation, an ext328 would be represented as a sequence of four hexadecimal digits: FF, 01, 10, and FF respectively representing the value -15367903161503023200 (or -4294967295) in binary. It's used for large numbers within a system and can be represented as an octet-sized integer within this context.

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Definition: "JCSNet32" was a concept in the Bible for a time period involving God's Word, though it has no direct biblical reference. "JCSNet32" refers to an idea or system that God used during certain events in history, which might have influenced future events and patterns within His Word. The term "JCSNet32" is not related directly to the word "jacket," but rather signifies a state of being (or condition) during those times. For example, it could refer to a specific time period or the duration of that period, which could have influenced future events and patterns within God's Word.

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Definition: "t32" refers to a term used in the New Testament, primarily referring to Jesus' miracles performed during his life on earth. It implies that Jesus had supernatural powers that amazed many people at various times, including the 12 disciples and the women who saw him rise from the dead. However, the specific terms "t32" are not universally accepted or used in modern interpretations of the New Testament.

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