daemon
IPA: dˈimʌn
noun
- An idea depicted as an entity.
- (computing, Unix) A process (a running program) that does not have a controlling terminal.
- (uncommon) Alternative form of demon. [An evil supernatural spirit.]
Examples of "daemon" in Sentences
- Our system is running as a daemon.
- An evil genius is not an evil daemon.
- HAPM works with the Heartbeat daemon.
- It is a simple, light and fast daemon.
- They are described as being part Daemon.
- They are the most combative of all Daemons.
- They are similar in concept to a Unix daemon.
- It was returned by the daemon as being disabled.
- An evil daemon should be discussed on that page.
- My daemon is a speed-reader that leaps before looking.
- By the way, they told me that my daemon is modest ....
- Daemon was the bastard son of Daena the Defiant and Aegon IV.
- "The daemon shall not choose us, _but we shall choose our daemon_." [
- A syslog daemon is a UNIX application that handles requests across the network.
- OK, very quickly, a daemon is your animal companion but like a soul in animal form.
- Personally, I am convinced that my daemon is a raccoon, too curious for her own good and always into stuff.
- A brief synopsis: A brilliant game designer has recently passed away and upon his death, an unknown daemon is loosed upon an unsuspecting world.
- Friday, June 06, 2008 11: 57 PM by Kirk hi Scott - is there any support for using Silverlight 2 for a web service or "daemon" - like service (i.e. Windows service, but on other platforms)? as more things get stuffed into Silverlight, it seems to makes it a better.
- But just as the horror of a daemonless boy would be nothing without the buildup of what a daemon is in the first place (you've read HDM, right?), the constant beating-you-over-the-head with the formula is necessary to appreciate what happens when the formula, bit by bit, begins to break down.
- Just as the appearance of the daemonless boy near the end of The Golden Compass wouldn't carry nearly so much horror if we hadn't been so entrenched in daemon-hood up until that point, I think that the formulaic content of the first six Snicket books - a major point of criticism - is absolutely essential to the disorienting effect of watching the formula, bit by bit, dissolve in later books.