About the programmer's wine table terminology

Everyone drinks beer and you are seated.
You poured yourself a cup of cola, which is called low configuration.
You poured yourself a beer, which is a standard configuration.
You poured yourself a cup of tea. The color of the tea is the same as that of beer. This is called a Trojan horse.
You poured yourself a cup of cola and a few drops of vinegar, not only in the same color as beer, but also without hot bubbles. This is called a super Trojan.
Your colleague poured you a cup of liquor, which is recommended configuration.
You won't be polite to them after three times.
You salute the opposite person. This is called P2P.
You give a toast to the opposite person, and he returns to you, And you respect him again ......, This is TCP.
You give a toast to a table. This is called a ring.
You said that this cup was made as long as it was a brother. This is called broadcast.
One person came over to give a toast to this table. If you say no, you must pass through my firewall first. This is called a firewall.
Your younger siblings come to honor your wine. This is called "one-to-many.
You are a boss. Everyone is here to honor you. This is called a server.
The wine is the same, but the people who drink alcohol are different.
The blushing you get, the more resources you need to allocate.
The more white your face is, the less resources you need to release.
You are already drunk, but I still can drink it, which is called insufficient resource quota.
You can drink it clearly, but it is called Resource Reservation.
The last result of drinking is the same.
You suddenly ran to the toilet, which is a capture exception.
When you vomit in the toilet, you think the status is good. This is called clearing the memory.
You threw up on the table and felt ashamed. This is a program exception.
You threw up in front of the boss and felt very scared. This is called a system crash.
You spit on the boss and just fainted. This is called hardware shock.