In Korean, nak-si (ëì) means fishing, and is used to refer to Internet trolling attempts, as well as purposefully misleading post titles. A person who recognizes the troll after having responded (or, in case of a post title nak-si, having read the actual post) would often refer to himself as a caught fish.
Prometric ID * (What is this?) Your Prometric ID is a unique number assigned to you that can be located on your: Application Status Report emailed to you after your application is received Authorization to Test letter emailed or mailed to you after your test is scheduled Online Dashboard if you applied online
A Universal Identification Number (UIN) is assigned by Texas A&M to applicants, employees and affiliates. It is used in place of Social Security numbers to identify permanent records. The UIN is used by former students who were enrolled at Texas A&M during the fall 1985 semester or later to access certain services through the Howdy web portal, such as review their academic records and order official transcripts. This service is provided by Enterprise Information Systems. The UIN also is used to log in to services such as HRConnect and TrainTraq using the Single Sign On system. This service is provided by the A&M System's Business Computing Services.