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Not, as you might suspect, a version of a software product that's error-free, but (in an Orwellian twist) a release with the major bugseliminated, retaining plenty of less significant problems.

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A terminal program and file transfer protocol (FTP) developed at Columbia University and available for use on a variety of computers, from PCs to mainframes. Kermit can be used to download files from a remote system to your home computer. It is distinguished by its ability to transfer files over Telnet and other connections that usually corrupt binary transfers, and it is often available as a Unix command.

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Getting busted for violating an online service's rules of conduct.

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Slang for an outdated management group, especially one that restricts changes in production or company culture for fear it will lose centralized power.

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type of programming that combines data structures with functions to create reusable objects. It works something like this: Programmers can create modules that do not need to be changed when a new type of object is added; instead, one can simply create a new object that inherits many of its features from existing objects. This inheritance relationship between objects makes object-oriented programs easier to modify than procedural programming techniques.

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A term used to describe the division of the Internet and its portrayal as having a tiered access system. There are numerous ways to gain access to the Internet, depending on how much you want to spend, and the speed of connection you desire. For example, there is dial-up, DSL, satellite, Wi-Fi, and cable. In other words, "balkanized" refers to the circumstance where the cost you can afford is equal to the quality of service you will receive, and there is a great range (or tier) of services available.

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A term used to describe the division of the internet and its portrayal as having a tiered access system. There are numerous ways to gain access to the Internet, depending on how much you want to spend, and the speed of connection you desire. For example, there is dial-up, DSL, satellite, Wi-Fi, and cable. In other words, "balkanized" refers to the circumstance where the cost you can afford is equal to the quality of service you will receive, and there is a great range (or tier) of services available.

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Traditionally, an "echo chamber" describes a group of media outlets that tend to parrot each other's uncritical reports on a view. In the online world this expression has expanded to refer to blogs that write about the views of other blogs, echoing the same views back and forth.

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Geotargeting is the method of targeting audiences geographically. Search marketers specify where online ads should be placed, not just which keywords trigger the ads. Geographical targeting specifically refers to the analytical process of making decisions on the regions and locales on which a company should focus its marketing efforts.

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The result of having to deal with too many gadgets.