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toe
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TOE

(TCP/IP Offload Engine) A network adapter that performs some or all of the TCP/IP processing on an Ethernet adapter. As Ethernet becomes common at 1 Gbps and beyond, offloading the processing from the CPU to the card allows the CPU to keep up with the high-speed data transmission. Processing for the entire TCP/IP protocol stack may be performed on the TOE or just the data transmission part, leaving the session establishment and error handling to the CPU. See TCP/IP.

toe
1. any one of the digits of the foot
2. the corresponding part in other vertebrates
3. the lower bearing of a vertical shaft assembly
4. the tip of a cam follower that engages the cam profile


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This causes compression of the forefoot and can lead to hammer toes, bunion of the big toe, neuroma, and callouses under the metatarsal head.
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Just like adults, kids can develop in-grown toenails, hammer toes, corns, bunions and blisters from shoes rubbing or squeezing the foot.
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