> A programmable memory device. The device comprises at least four memory cells, each cell comprising a data storage element connected to a switching element. The device is arranged such that each switching element is connected to at least two selection lines for selecting of at least one of the at least four memory cells. At least one of the four memory cells is selectable by applying a voltage to at least one of the at least two selection lines, such that at least two switching elements share one of the at least two selection lines and one of the at least two switching elements shares another one of the at least two selection lines with another switching element and such that each data storage element is connected to a shared data line for applying a programming or reading voltage to each storage element of the at least four memory cells to allow for programming or reading of the selected memory cell.
My friend went to a girl and Told "Will you go to PROM with me?"
Backstory. He knew full well he'd be rejected, and had a backup. We read about Programmable Read Only Memory in the computer textbook. (PROM. Basically CDs and DVDs for you common folk)
She told "yes. Let's go" With a broken heart, he replied, going ahead with the original joke, "Okay, which CD shop shall we go to then?"
Can we get an F in the chat.
Budget: ideally $500 or under, but can do $600 if it means actual, noticeable differences in usability/quality
Requirement: Goes low enough for a 5' tall person, has programmable/memory height controls for one click height adjustment (none of the "have to keep holding to reach desired height" stuff). 70x30 size.
Preferred: Real wood top. Durable with good warranty.
That's about it. Don't care about extreme stability since it won't be used in the tallest settings anyway. As long as it doesn't topple at the slightest breeze and is reasonably secure, I'm happy. I was thinking about the Haworth Upside since u/ILikePutz recommended it so much, but I saw his more recent critiques of it and now I'm not so sure. Doesn't have real wood top either.
Give me your recommendations! Thanks.
Edit: 5' not 5" lol
Its all I really have to go on, i wish I knew what it was. I think it had to do with mail but otherwise idk.
2006 F-150 FX4 5.4 3-Valve Automatic.
Had a short under the dash in my truck one day, ever since then it’s been stalling as I come to a stop after I’ve driven on the freeway.
Ran diagnostic and this (P0605) is the first code that pops, then P0325 (O2 sensor if I remember) & P0430 (catalytic converter).
I am assuming the part of the memory that got messed up controls this area and that’s why additional codes are coming up.
I did a full reset on my computer. Let it learn shifting and all that all over again, but since it’s ROM and not RAM, I guess that was pointless.
My question is, how hard/expensive is it to have my PCM checked/repaired?
Also is it worth looking for another PCM at the junk yard instead?
