SSH
-nix and -bsd program standing for “secure sh-ll” which has many different commercial implementations along with an open-source implementation called openssh.
it is used to remotely login to a computer running sshdsecure sh-ll daemon using a username a p-ssword and then execute commands on the remote machine. works nicely when you have your parents running gentoo linux like i do. =^_-=
syntax-
ssh user@host
it is also the abreviation for the j-panese metal band saitama saishuu heiki, which makes arrangements of videogame music and some original compositions.
yay! i heard holy orders arrangement from ssh!
sk-nk sl-t hoe. ssh is to be used in times when you need more than one word to describe how sl-tty a person is because sometimes only using the word sk-nk doesn’t always say enough.
miles cyrus is a total ssh.
simply sitting at home. people who choose unemployment as their employer.
ask steve to do it. he is ssh.
abbreviation for super silver haze, a potent strain of marijuana. best smoked out of a bong, if you ask me.
ssh x trainwreck + bong = ripped for hours
also an abbreviation for a decription of a person that is a super sl-tty h-r-.
“stay the h-ll away from that chic , she’s an ssh”
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