1. If Saint Nick ate them all in one night, he might need extra RP (reindeer power) to get that sleigh airborne! On the Internet, it's a small text file a Web server sends to your browser.
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2. A gift almost everyone likes to receive? Yes! It's a storage area where files that have been requested are contained so they don't have to be downloaded each time.
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3. In a North Pole context, this is an extremely seasonal worker. In communications, it's a type of electromagnetic field that has a frequency much lower than the frequencies of signals typically used.
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4. Challenging for holiday travel, it also describes a Web page in which the primary content has a fixed width in pixel and assumes a left margin alignment.
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5. Does Martha Stewart decorate her house with these for the holidays? On the Internet, this word describes a Web site or blog that is updated frequently.
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6. People usually remember the words to this part of a Christmas carol. Won't you join in? In audio production, this is one of the two standard audio effects defined by the Musical Instrument Digital Interface (MIDI).
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7. Does the magnetic stripe on your card wear thin this time of year? Well, negative or positive, in physics it's a characteristic of a unit of matter that expresses the extent to which it has more or fewer electrons than protons.
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8. If all the stars at the top of all the decorated trees in your neighborhood could communicate with each other, what would you have? (Hint: this is also the term for a local area network in which all nodes are directly connected to a common central computer.)
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9. Migratory birds -- and disenchanted humans -- often fly south this time of year to avoid this seasonal phenomenon. In a computer context, however, it's a system for archiving data such as business records and reports to one or more optical disks in a compressed but easily retrievable format.
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10. Ebenezer Scrooge saw three of them. Hint: This software product can clone the entire contents of a hard disk to another computer's hard disk.
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