Sneetch

English Etymology From a story by Dr. Seuss about discrimination. Pronunciation en /ˈsniːt͡ʃ/ en iːtʃ 1 Noun en en 1999 Client/server computing for dummies Doug Lowe; David J. Helda 104 0764504762 For example (humor me here), suppose that the Sneetches networked all their computers and discovered that, although the Star-Bellied Sneetches' computers talked to each other frequently and the Plain-Bellied Sneetches' computers also talked to each other frequently, a Star-Bellied Sneetch computer rarely talked to a Plain-Bellied Sneetch computer. The Sneetches could use a bridge to partition the Sneetchnet into two networks: the Star-Bellied network and the Plain-Bellied network. The bridge would automatically learn which computers were on the Star-Bellied network and which were on the Plain-Bellied network, and forward messages from the Star-Bellied side to the Plain-Bellied side (and vice versa) only when necessary. en 2004 Mom Overboard Robin Chaddock 17 0736912592 In an endless quest to have what the other half has or doesn't have, the Sneetches spend all of their money paying attention to and trying to remedy comparisons. They become obsessed with the outward appearance of things instead of focusing on the internal significance of each creature. They wind up broke and very confused. I was a Sneetch — comparison driven, confused, and going broke. No wonder I felt like I was drowning! en 2006 The Elements of Influence: Introducing the Playmaker's Standard Alan Kelly If you're a Sneetch on the wrong end of a star system, the game is to reshape or at least dismantle the system. en 2008 Ben Cooper The Sneetches She Is Only Sleeping We are nothing more than Sneetches / Thinking that the stars are brighter upon thars en 2014 REGRESANDO Joe Mendez 1463388462 A child of a peasant, dressed in tatters, said to her mother 'All that matters, Is that We are all Sneetches, Sneetches in distress, We are nothing more We are nothing less. en 2015 Cut Loose: Jobless and Hopeless in an Unfair Economy Victor Tan Chen 70 0520283015 Just as more credentials may not mean more skill, the prestigious name of a school may simply signal a Sneetch-like distinction between the anointed and everyone else, won through zerosum competition. Anagrams en ceehnst chesten tenches en terms derived from Seussian works