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Keychain — (рус: Связка ключей) функция (другими словами технология), с помощью которой, в одном месте операционной системы Mac OS X, в защищённом виде, сохраняются личные данные пользователя (логины и пароли). Основное назначение функции… … Википедия
Keychain — A keychain or key chain is a small chain, usually made from metal or plastic, that connects a small item to a keyring. The length of a keychain allows an item to be used more easily than if connected directly to a keyring. Some keychains allow… … Wikipedia
Keychain (Mac OS) — Infobox software name = Keychain caption = developer = Apple, Inc. latest release version = latest release date = operating system = Mac OS X/9 genre = System Utility license = APSL website = [http://developer.apple.com/documentation/Security/Conc… … Wikipedia
Keychain Access — Infobox Software name = Keychain Access caption = Screenshot of Keychain Access on Mac OS X v10.5. developer = Apple Computer latest release version = 4.0.1 (11 February 2008) latest release date = latest preview version = latest preview date =… … Wikipedia
Keychain camera — A keychain camera is a very small and inexpensive digital camera. Keychain cameras typically have a plastic lens, flip up viewfinder and, as the name implies, a keyring. Due to their low cost, they are frequently used as promotional giveaways,… … Wikipedia
keychain — n. key chain, plastic or metal chain for holding keys … English contemporary dictionary
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Apple Keychain — … Википедия
Apple Open Collaboration Environment — Apple Open Collaboration Environment, or AOCE (sometimes OCE), was a collection of messaging related technologies introduced for the Mac OS in the early 1990s. It included the PowerTalk mail engine, which was the primary client side interface to… … Wikipedia
Kubotan — The Kubotan (sometimes erroneously spelled as Kubaton or Kobutan) self defense keychain is a close quarter self defense weapon developed by Soke Takayuki Kubota. It is essentially a derivation of the Yawara stick, usually 5.5 inches (14cm) long… … Wikipedia
