1. Spread or turned out. 2. Clumsy or clumsily formed; awkward.
v. splayed, splaying, splays
As for the use of slang -- lighten up, man. It's not the New York Times. It's a tech blog. The language is going to be geeky, jargon-filled, and, yes, childish. I happen to like that they're not so self-important, and the casual nature makes me feel that they really do love what they're writing about.
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Steve @ Feb 22nd 2006 11:59AM
Per dictionary.com
splay
adj.
1. Spread or turned out.
2. Clumsy or clumsily formed; awkward.
v. splayed, splaying, splays
As for the use of slang -- lighten up, man. It's not the New York Times. It's a tech blog. The language is going to be geeky, jargon-filled, and, yes, childish. I happen to like that they're not so self-important, and the casual nature makes me feel that they really do love what they're writing about.