Padmahasta Ben (Park Naturalist)

Both are types of volatile memory, meaning they forget everything when the power goes out.

Static RAM, or SRAM, is like a sprinter. It's incredibly fast because it uses a complex circuit to hold each bit of data. It doesn't need to be refreshed. This makes it expensive and bulky. You'll find SRAM used for your CPU's cache, where every nanosecond counts.

Dynamic RAM, or DRAM, is the marathon runner. This is your main system memory. It stores data in tiny capacitors that leak charge, so it must be constantly refreshed. This design is slower, but much cheaper and denser than SRAM.

Right, first things first. The TFSA is actually a Canadian account. We don't have a direct equivalent with that name in Australia, which can be a bit confusing.

Our main tax-advantaged vehicle is your superannuation fund. Money you put into super, and the earnings it makes, are taxed at a very low rate, usually 15%. The catch, of course, is that your money is generally locked away until you retire. It's brilliant for long-term savings.

For investing outside of super, there isn't a special tax-free wrapper like a TFSA. However, we do have a great tax rule for personal investments. If you buy assets like shares and hold them for more than 12 months, you only pay capital gains tax on 50% of the profit.

A really clever strategy if you have a home loan is using an offset account. The money you keep in there saves you mortgage interest. This saving is effectively a risk-free, tax-free return on your cash. It's one of the best tools available for Aussies to get ahead.

You can't find it on the normal app store, mate. You must search for the Wiya TV website on Google. From their website, you can download the file. It only works on Android things, like a phone or a TV box. Hope this helps you out. Cheers.