Can I use a computer without a RAM?

Answer: I once (purely for fun) ripped the RAM out of a laptop while it was ru.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You Can I use a computer without a RAM? Max Rowley Updated Jul 18 I once (purely for fun) ripped the RAM out of a laptop while it was running. The laptop (AMD A8 APU running Linux) was fully booted, on, and running Tetris at the time as a ... Read More » Did 20th century mafias really have the honor and strong attachment to family, as they are portrayed in movies? Jon Mixon, Well over 13,000 movies by now. Updated Feb 28 No, they did not. The Mafia as "men of honor" bullshit is a creation of Mario Puzo's The Godfather narrative universe and bears no resemblance to real life. Mafia members we... Read More » Are colonoscopies really necessary? Marcia Butler, Head of Technical Services at Williamson County Public Library (2017-present) Written Sun Tuesday is my 53rd birthday and my 9th wedding anniversary. It is my 9th wedding anniversary without my husband. He died 47 days before our 1st anniversary from colon cance... Read More » Is it still possible for a mathematician to be competent in most of the areas or fields of mathematics? Alon Amit, PhD in Mathematics; Mathcircler. Updated Oct 17, 2015 No, it is no longer possible, and has been impossible for about 100 years. Hilbert and Poincaré are considered to be the last mathematicians to have mastered so much of the... Read More » Python (programming language): What are some of the drawbacks of Python? Dave Wade-Stein, Senior Instructor at DevelopIntelligence (2015-present) Updated Jul 9 No language is perfect. I've taught Python to thousands of students and I'm the first to admit what I call the "warts" of Python. I'll start with problems in Python 2 which ... Read More » Why are the Turkish people more interested to be called as a European country/nation? S. Meyra Çetin, lives in Turkey Written Aug 8 We don't want to be European, we don't make any effords about it. We are what we are. Our governments want to join EU, it is because of some advantages such as free trade. ... Read More » How is Brian Roemmele so certain of the future? Stan Hanks, Chief Architect at RealWear, Inc (2018-present) Written Jun 24 Brian Roemmele spends an insane amount of time reading patent filings. Like a huge volume. He also spends time reading job postings. And talking to people in various corner... Read More » Who is the most unfortunate mathematician in history? Joshua P. Schubert, B.A. Economics & Mathematics, Grove City College (2021) Written Fri Probably not the most unfortunate, but Mary M. Tai, a medical researcher and not quite a mathematician, rediscovered the trapezoidal method in her 1994 paper A Mathematical... Read More » What are the most realistic and unrealistic aspects of Star Trek? Alan Williams, Podcaster Written Aug 2 There are a HOST of things that come to mind, but I'll pick the two that hit me first. Realistic: How human society has evolved. I don't think it's a stretch to think that hu... Read More » Where did the Taylor series come from and why and how does it work so well? Can you explain in layman's terms? Alon Amit, PhD in Mathematics; Mathcircler. Written Fri · Featured on Quora's Twitter = I'm sitting in my car. = Good for you. = Can you tell me where I'm going to be 5 seconds from now? = Um, no. How could I? ... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive these emails in the future, please unsubscribe.