Yet another
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In hacker jargon, the use of Yet another as a way of padding out an acronym is fairly common. Examples include:
- YAAP: Yet Another Ascension Post (an announcement of a win at NetHack)
- YaAST: Yet Another Avatar Setup Tool, written to help changing the user's Avatar in most BB-Software
- YABA: Yet Another Bloody Acronym (see TLA).
- YABASIC: Yet Another BASIC
- YaBB: Yet Another Bulletin Board
- YACAS: Yet Another Computer Algebra System
- YACC: Yet Another Compiler Compiler (supplied with Unix and Unix-like systems)
- YACD: Yet Another Character Dump (a description of a character in Angband)
- YAFC: Yet Another FTP Client
- YafRay: Yet Another Free Raytracer
- YaGf: Yet another Google feature
- Yagl: Yet Another Game Library
- Yahoo!: Yet Another Hierarchical Officious Oracle
- YaJa: Yet Another Jabber API
- YaKuake: Yet Another Kuake (KDE Quake-style console)
- Yalc: Yet Another Liero Clone
- YALC: Yet Another Language Compiler
- YALE: Yet Another Line Editor (the system editor supplied with the UCSD Pascal p-System operating system/user environment; available for 8080, Z-80, 6809, 680x0, 808x, ... CPUs)
- YALTA: Yet Another Leak Test Application
- YAM: Yet Another Mailer (MUA)
- YamiPod: Yet Another iPod Manager
- YAML: Originally, Yet Another Markup Language
- YAP: Yet Another Previewer
- YAP: Yet Another Prolog
- YAPC: Yet Another Perl Conference
- YAS: Yet Another Society
- YASNS: Yet Another Social Networking Service
- YAST: Yet Another Setup Tool (part of the SUSE Linux distro)
- YATTT: Yet Another Tengwar Transcribing Tool
- YAUN: Yet Another Unix Nerd
- YAYACC: Yet Another Yet Another Compiler Compiler
- YAZ: Yet Another Z39.50 (Index Data's toolkit)
This jargon is also used in non-abbreviated form, and the inevitable 'Yet Another YAPC report' has also been used.
