Post all the questions/answers you can think of!
Web: what does http stand for?=hyper text transfer protocol
Web: what does html stand for?=hyper text markup language
Computer: How many bits does it take to represent an ASCII character?=seven
Computer: How many bits does it take to represent one hexadecimal character?=four
Computer: What does "CMOS" stand for?=complementary metal oxide semiconductor
Computer: What does "ASCII" stand for?=american standard code for information interchange
Computer: What does "USB" stand for?=universal serial bus
Computer: What does "IDE" stand for?=integrated development environment
Computer: What does "RAM" stand for?=random access memory
Computer: In what year was CD-ReWritable (CD-RW) announced?=1996
Computer: In what year did Microsoft release Microsoft Word 1.0?=1983
Computer: What does QWERTY refer to?=keyboard
Games: What career is not in The Sims or any of its expansion packs?=education
Misc: was the chocolate chip cookie invented by Ruth Wakefield?=yes
Computer: did Apple Computer introduce the Macintosh?=yes
Computer: when did apple computer introduce the macintosh?=1984
TV: What is Milhouse's last name?=van houten
TV: What is the name of the long-haired bus driver in the simpsons?=otto
TV: From what college did Mr. Burns graduate?=yale
TV: What excuse do Bart and his friends give their parents to go on spring break?=national grammar rodeo
History: What year was george washington born?=1732
TV: What was the destination of the cult the Simpsons joined?=blisstonia
Edit: spacing.
CMOS is wrong I think...but I don't remember what it means. Something something something system?
Quote from: St0rm.iD on December 26, 2003, 02:38 PM
CMOS is wrong I think...but I don't remember what it means. Something something something system?
I think you're incorrect.
http://foldoc.doc.ic.ac.uk/foldoc/foldoc.cgi?query=cmos&action=Search (http://foldoc.doc.ic.ac.uk/foldoc/foldoc.cgi?query=cmos&action=Search)
:-D you guys got any questions?
Quote from: Fr0z3N on December 26, 2003, 10:24 AM
Computer: What does "IDE" stand for?=integrated development environment
Given among hardware questions (USB, CMOS, RAM), I would tend to answer "Integrated Device Electronics", the drive interface. "Integrated Development Environment" is software related.
Quote from: St0rm.iD on December 26, 2003, 02:38 PM
CMOS is wrong I think...but I don't remember what it means. Something something something system?
Actually, CMOS does stand for that. It's the reason I could never remember what it stands for (when asked, I would answer "ask the chemistry majors" :)). You're thinking of BIOS - Basic Input/Output System.
Edit: You seem to give the Simpsons questions the misleading title "TV". Allow me to fix this:
TV: In what South Park episode does the following newspaper headline appear:
QuoteAfghanistan! Tajikastan! Pakistan!
...damn those "Stans"!