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kermit

In computing, a file-transfer protocol, originally developed at Columbia University and made available without charge. Kermit is available as part of most communications packages and available on most operating systems, but it is now rarely used on the Internet. Kermit is named after the frog in Sesame Street and The Muppets.
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