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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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``She's the kind of kid who was around when I was in high school, where if you had teammates who weren't toeing the line, the coach didn't always have to deal with it,'' Lenaway said.
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Why should any leftist, from any region of the world, indicate any amount of sympathy toward a religious discipline that reduces women to the status of slaves, that denies the freedom of thought and expression, and that punishes "infidels" for not toeing the line of orthodoxy?
The war debate. (Letters to the Editor) by The Progressive
Yet some companies seem to still be toeing the line.
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