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`:-1it'\ r. Short for kilobyte.
`- treJix.See kilo-.
`- ': Short for (Brian W.) Kernighan and (Den-
`futchie C. The version of the C programming
`- -..:. defined by those two authors, that was the
`-.. C standard until a more formal standard was
`,.:d by an ANSI committee. See also C.
`:-bit'\ n. See kilobit.
`a-bit'\ n. See kilobyte.
`. -'o-bit'\r. See kilobit.
`See kilobits per second.
`j.11'e-bit'\ n. See kilobyte.
`:-si'kl\ n. See kilocycle.
`or kerberos \keraer-os'\ z. A network au-
`-,tion protocol developed by MIT. Kerberos
`' : -.,rcates the identity of users attempting to log
`. i.ietwork and encrypts their communications
`,.r secret-key cryptography. A free implementa-
`Kerberos is available from MIT, although it is
`, rilable in many commercial products. See also
`: -.:1.ation, cryptography.
`z. A file transfer protocol used in asynchro-
`. . rmmunications between computers. Kermit is
`- r-lexible protocol used in many software pack-
`::signed for communications over telephone
`Compare Xmodem, Ymodem, Zmodem.
`To alter selectively the distance between pairs
`: -::: for readability and to make the type spacing
`: :rlanced and proportional. See the illustration.
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`AWAKE
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`kernel z. The core of an operating system-the portion
`of the system that manages memory files, and periph-
`eral devices; maintains the time and date; launches
`applications; and allocates system resources.
`key n. L. On a keyboard, the combination of a plastic
`keycap, a tension mechanism that suspends the
`keycap but allows it to be pressed down, and an elec-
`tronic mechanism that records the key press and key
`release. 2. In database management, an identifier for
`a record or group of records in a datafile. See also B-
`tree, hash2, indexl (definition 1), inverted list, key
`field. 3. In encryption and digital signatures, a string
`of bits used for encrypting and decrypting informa-
`tion to be transmitted. Encryption commonly relies
`on two different types ofkeys, a public key known to
`more than one person (say, both the sender and the
`receiver) and a private key known only to one person
`(typically, the sender). 4. A metal object used with a
`physical lock to disable a computer system.
`keyboard n. A hardware unit with a set of switches
`that resembles a typewriter keyboard and that con-
`veys information from a user to a computer or data
`communications circuit. See also Alt key, Apple key,
`arrow key, Backspace key, Break key, Caps Lock key,
`character code, Clear key, Command key, control
`character, Control key, Delete key, Dvorak keyboard,
`End key, enhanced keyboard, Enter key, ergonomic
`keyboard, Escape key, function key, Help key, Home
`key, [nsert key, keyboard buffer, keyboard controller,
`keyboard enhancer, keycap, key code, numeric key-
`pad, Num Lock key, Option key, original Macintosh
`keyboard, Page Down key, Page Up key, Pause key,
`PCD(T keyboard, Power-on key, Print Screen key,
`QWERTY keyboard, Return key, scan code, Scroll
`Lock key, Shift key, Sys Req key, Tab key.
`keyboard buffer z. A small amount of system
`memory that stores the most recently typed characters.
`This buffer is used to store tlped characters that have
`not yet been processed. Also called type-ahead buffer.
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