i know it stands for Bit** Fi* but what does it actually mean?
132850
"Bit** Fit" means a temper tantrum!\nWhen a chick loses it (I'm sure you've seen that happen before).\n\nP.S.  I loved "White Chicks" - hilarious movie, especially the part with the big guy singing in the car!!!
505075
it means that the amount will be added to the base price.  You will pay "112" no matter when you pay it off.  The exception to the is a "same as cash" option that say a furniture store may offer.
274122
Semper Fi is short for Semper Fidelis which means\n\n"Always faithful"\n\nit's the Marine Corps motto.
69286
It could mean a number of things: It could mean X-Rated, or it could mean kisses, or it could mean hugs.  It could even mean you just won a game of tic tac toe...lol...It just depends on how the person is using it.
375798
The word Semper Fi is short for Semper Fidelis, which is latin for Always Faithful ... it is the Marine Corps motto. :) I am married to a marine so this answer is right!
53647
I think it's called bit torrent...
536056
What does your contract spell out?
150015
I don't know anything about the British pound sign, but I'm pretty sure  this symbol: # is also known as a pound sign. Which means a pound sign is on a keybord, just not the one you want. It's over the 3.
129295
It means "telegraphic transfer". American translation = "wiring money"
268161
yes, WIFI is a generic name given to wireless networking, it stands for Wireless fidelity.. if you are using it for internet access, it doesnt matter if you have b or d, because unless your internet provider is pushing more then 11 megs you will never notice the difference.
30816
It has to do with the standards European origins. I.E., it's the European way of spelling "fiber".\n\nhttp://www.pcguide.com/ref/hdd/if/sfFCAL-c.html
152904
I don't even know what that means. Sorry. A little more details would be nice. Thanks!
673354
Binary digits stand for powers of 2.  For example, 2^0 is 1, and 1 in binary is 1.  2 is equal to 2^1, so 2 is 10 in binary.  3 is 2^1 + 2^0, so it's 11 in binary.  \n\nSo the joke is really saying there are 2 types of people.  Now you fall into the former.  :-)\n\n*** There are two types of people, those who know binary and those who don't, now you fall into the former category of those who know.
298993
it is a bless\n美夢成真or 心想事成\nwhen we send cards to our friends\nwe often write these words on the cards.
166159
If you're asking what it is, it means that the check was processed to "force pay" or to pay regardless of your balance and what may be paying as well.  It may be that it was processed electronically so that whoever it was that cashed your check could get it a lot faster.
324414
one 0 or one 1 is called a bit.\n8 bits = 1 byte.\n1024 bytes = 1 kilo byte\n1024 KB = 1 mega byte\n1024 MB = 1 giga byte\n1024 GB = 1 Tera byte (IIRC) \n\nEvery thing is absolutely true but we cant treat or measure even by 1000 bytes = 1 kilo byte or some thing like that as said by Mr. Charles W. 1024 has its significance. These are the standard measurement units. But as far as I know we can't treat even by using 1000 instead of 1024.\n\nLet me get into the details for making it more clear. The basic thing that we know that data is transmitted or stored in the form of 0's or 1's. Many of them said it as 2^10 but why only 2 raised to some power, why not 3 or 4 or 5? This is cos we use only 2 bits that is 0's and 1's. So we represent the series of data that is transmitted or the amount of data been stored only to the power of 2 not any other number and hence we use as many said 2^10 that sums up to 1024. So I think this is why ever time we say 1024 bytes and we need to say it as it is if we need to represent the amount of data been transferred or stored.
489539
Depends on the OS. But jack and jill sure. In windows may have to _ it, but I think it works. jack_and_jill. \nIn Linux can be anything you want, One of mine is named with ANSII characters. \nThe computer is not you, it is a tool for you to use, so name it whatever you want.\nI did have a Windows3.1 machine named Buffalo Bill, but that was back when one could still adjust the code to make the machine work better.