what is"QBRAM" an acronym for?
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quit being rude and mean
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Its an anagram. ODYSSEY is what I came up with. Look at the top of all the pages, they are scattered about... pg 55, 89, 131, etc... Ill let you find the rest on your own. :)
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There isn't one person whose job it is to sit in a cupboard somewhere and come up with these names. \n\nSpam comes from the Monty Python sketch, there is a suggestion it means Simultaneously Posted Advertising Message, but I suspect that is a backronym, created after the term was in use.\n\nCookies came from the programmers at Netscape. The idea was around the fact that websites were sending you little goodies (which allowed things like login sessions).\n\nBlackberries, I assume, comes from the marketing department at RIM. I'm sure they had some reason which sounded good at the time.
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SRAM is short for Static RAM. This is a super high-speed Cache RAM that used to be on motherboards. It was usually in amounts of 32K, 64K, 128K, 256K and 512K, not megabytes. It's job was to contain frequently executed processor instructions for faster program execution. SRAM is not used on motherboards anymore due to the the large on-chip cache sizes of todays modern CPU's. CPU's have their own internal cache memory for fast instruction execution. They range in size from 128K all the way to 2MB.
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The built-in help for QBASIC is actually pretty decent, but you might try qbasic.com if that's still in existence.  Other languages you might was to dabble in are Visual Basic (you can make pretty basic starter programs without getting into the fancy stuff), C++ and (if you have a strong stomach) ADA 95.
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it means, u'r ram is short of memory. the best solution is to close a programe. the permanent solution is to upgrade u'r computer's ram
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Here you go\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DDR2_SDRAM\n\n///
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Those initials are not in the list I keep for reference. Here's a copy so you can pick out acronyms for new scintillating questions:\n\n AFAIC         As Far As I'm Concerned\n AISI          As I See It\n ANFAWFOS      And Now For A Word Word From Our Sponsor\n ANFAWFOWS     And Now For A Word Word From Our WEB Sponsor\n ASAP          As Soon As Possible\n AWGTHTGTTA    Are We Going To Have To Go Through This Again\n B4            Before\n BCNU          Be Seeing You\n BK            Bo Knows\n BNF           Big Name Fan\n BOT           Back On Topic\n BT            Byte This!\n BTW           By The Way\n BTWBO         Be There With Bells On\n CIAO          Goodbye (Italian)\n CIS           CompuServe Information Service\n CMF           Count My Fingers!\n CUL           Catch You Later/See You Later\n CUL8R         See You Later\n CWYL          Chat With You Later\n DBEYR         Don't Believe Everything You Read\n DDD           Direct Distance Dial\n DBEYR         Don't Believe Everything You Read\n DDD           Direct Distance Dial\n DHYB          Don't Hold Your Breath\n DQYDJ         Don't Quit You're Day Job\n DYSTSOTT      Did You See The Size Of That Thing\n FE            Fatal Error\n FTASB         Faster Than A Speeding Bullet\n FTL           Faster Than Light\n FWIW          For What It's Worth\n FYI           For Your Information\n FYM           For Your Misinformation\n GE            GEnie Information Service\n GEE           No, GTE\n GIGO          Garbage In, Garbage Out\n GIWIST        Gee, I Wish I'd Said That\n GR&D          Grinning Running & Ducking\n HAK           Hugs And Kisses\n HHOK          Ha Ha, Only Kidding\n HHO1/2K       Ha Ha, Only Half Kidding\n HIOOC         Help! I'm Out Of Coffee!\n HTH           Hope This Helps\n HUA           Heads Up, Ace\n IAC           In Any Case\n IAE           In Any Event\n IANAL         I Am Not A Lawyer\n IANAC         I Am Not A Crook\n IAO           I Am Outtahere\n IBCNU         I'll Be Seeing You\n IBTD          I Beg To Differ\n IFABCTE       I Found A Bug, Call The Exterminator\n IITYWTMWYKM   If I Tell You What This Means Will You Kiss Me\n IITYWTMWYBMAD If I Tell You What This Means Will You Buy Me A Drink\n IITYWTMWYLMA  If I Tell You What This Means Will You Leave Me Alone\n IIWM          If It Were Me\n ILSHIBAMF     I Laughed So Hard I Broke All My Furniture\n ILSHIBMS      I Laughed So Hard I Broke My Stitches\n IMCO          In My Considered Opinion\n IMHO          In My Humble Opinion\n IMNSHO        In My Not So Humble Opinion\n IMO           In My Opinion\n INPO          In No Particular Order\n IOW           In Other Words\n IRL           In Real Life\n ISP           Internet Service Provider\n KISS          Keep It Simple Stupid\n KUTGW         Keep Up The Good Work\n L8R           Later\n LD            Long Distance\n LDTTWA        Let's Do The Time Warp Again\n LLTA          Lots And Lots Of Thunderous Applause\n LOL           Laughing Out Loud\n LSHHTCMS      Laughed So Hard, Had To Change My Shorts\n LTIP          Laughing Till I Puke\n MTFBWY        May The Force Be With You\n NRN           No Reply Necessary\n NYCFS         New York City Finger Salute\n OAUS          On An Unrelated Subject\n OATUS         On A Totally Unrelated Subject\n OATIS         On A Totally Irrelevant Subject\n OBTW          Oh By The Way\n OI            Operator Indisposed\n OMIK          Open Mouth, Insert Keyboard\n ONNA          Oh No, Not Again\n ONNTA         Oh No Not This Again\n OOTC          Obligatory On Topic Comment\n OTOH          On The Other Hand\n OTOOH         On The Other Other Hand\n OTSH          On The Same Hand\n OWTTE         Or Words To That Effect\n OZ            Australia\n PITA          Pain In The A$$\n PMF           Pull My Finger\n RBTL          Read Between The Lines\n RML           Read My Lips\n RMM           Read My Mail\n ROTFL         Rolling On The Floor Laughing\n ROTFLMAO      Rol
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SDRAM (single data rate, older)\nDDR (double data rate)\nDDR2 (double data rate with enhanced clock frequencies)
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Here is a web address for an etymology  of the letter Q.   http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?l=q    It doesn't have a whole lot of info on it.   You can try using the entertainment industry.  There is Q magazine.  Q is a character in James Bond movies.  Q was Jean Luc Piccard's antagonist on Star Trek the Next Generation.  There is the Q vitamin.  Use your browser and just type Q and click on go.  \n\nGood Luck.
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It stands for dual data rate.  It is one of the slowest types of ram.
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Popular use and          |    Binary prefix standards\n \n(SI standard meaning)    |   from IEC 60027-2\n\n\nName    Symbol Quantity       | Name Symbol Quantity \nkilobyte  kB     2^10 (10^3)  | kibibyte KiB 2^10 \nmegabyte  MB     2^20 (10^6)  | mebibyte MiB 2^20 \ngigabyte  GB     2^30 (10^9)  | gibibyte GiB 2^30 \nterabyte  TB     2^40 (10^12) | tebibyte TiB 2^40 \npetabyte  PB     2^50 (10^15) | pebibyte PiB 2^50 \nexabyte   EB     2^60 (10^18) | exbibyte EiB 2^60 \nzettabyte ZB     2^70 (10^21) | zebibyte ZiB 2^70 \nyottabyte YB     2^80 (10^24) | yobibyte YiB 2^80
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You can format it. Start, Run, "format a: /q"
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http://www.acronymfinder.com/
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http://www.qbasicnews.com/sections.php?id=4\n\nThis link provides the actual QBasic program ... the post below this one has a link to a qbasic compiler called firstbasic, not the qbasic program. The link from the poster below is dead anyway so here is the direct one for the program ... just unzip it and execute it and you are set. Happy programming\nhttp://qbasicnews.com/files/qb11.zip
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<>Emoticons are small graphics (smiley faces, etc.) that are used to provide facial expression.  Acronyms are representative phrases spelled by the initials of the words (ROFL = Rolling On FLoor Laughing).  And the text shortcuts are any shorthand, phonetic shortening, or other abbreviations used to help speed up the writing of email and text messages (eg: b4 = before).  While these might be of use to the writer, many readers may be put off by their uses:  I 4 1 cant stnd ppl wrtg lk ths, so pls dnt do t wen u wrt 2 me :P
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