the name of dynamic memory RAM (random access memory) goes back to a very beginning of computer era. in that times persistent datastorages was based on tape - so there was no way to access data randomly, it was sequensial, and you constantly needed to wind tape - which was a a time consuming process. Dynamic memory have no such lmitation - you can read any region in any time - it was a huge adwantage - so it was called Random Access Memory (RAM) in oposite to sequential access in tape-based data storage. this is a story I know. :)
Thank you. What about SSD, maybe it can be used as RAM? what do you think? Btw your voice is so good, you can work for National Geographic, and do C++ of course.
You, sir, are an OG of computer systems.
Very nice. I liked the simplicity with which you have delivered. Thank You!
the name of dynamic memory RAM (random access memory) goes back to a very beginning of computer era. in that times persistent datastorages was based on tape - so there was no way to access data randomly, it was sequensial, and you constantly needed to wind tape - which was a a time consuming process. Dynamic memory have no such lmitation - you can read any region in any time - it was a huge adwantage - so it was called Random Access Memory (RAM) in oposite to sequential access in tape-based data storage.
this is a story I know. :)
Can I get into embedded job without any formal quals, if im self taught for example?
Thank you. What about SSD, maybe it can be used as RAM? what do you think?
Btw your voice is so good, you can work for National Geographic, and do C++ of course.