brain dump

School, brain dump with Giles, then off to the hospital.

Finally the event was closed out by a "Brain Dump" session with various industry professionals.

Because I'm going to a brain dump on everything I know,' " he said.

The phrase brain dump refers to these things:

Many of the larger corporations, such as Microsoft, have recently begun fighting back against the companies that mass-produce brain dumps.

LEO: Steve Gibson has done a lot of research and is now going to give you a brain dump.

As brain dumps allow machines to carry consciousness, the machines can do the thinking for people and allow them to know the results automatically.

Brain dumps are also referenced to collections of exam items that have been stolen from high-stakes certification exams.

These type of brain dumps are actual exam questions and answers that users will memorize prior to taking (or sitting for) an exam.

Mr. Davis had been managing partner at Brain Dump Unlimited, New York.

Thus, the copying of any dataset might be called a 'brain dump' if its contents could be colloquially referred to as a 'brain'.

Generally, the transfer of a large quantity of information from one person to another or to a piece of paper can be referred to as a 'brain dump'.

Brain dumps are most commonly found amongst IT certification exams mainly because the exams are expensive and difficult to pass, and the questions rarely change.

"You'll have to give me a brain dump on FOOBAR before you start your new job at HackerCorp."

The phrase "brain dump" refers to confidential information relating to examinations which is obtained by examinees who memorize, then "dump" (record) the information after the examination.

Some of the companies producing these brain dumps are up front about the nature of their products while others do not indicate that their test exams are actual exam questions.

Brain dumps of this sort often constitute cheating because the information acquired was generally taken from material that was meant to remain secure, or information copyrighted or registered as trade secrets.

Brain Dump from TSMI's Trade Show Marketing Report My aggregator is clogging up with stuff I'd been meaning to comment on over here.

In the IT industry, a 'brain dump' (usually spelled as a compound word braindump) refers to material that has been memorized from an IT certification and used to provide an almost exact replica of the exam.

As one who almost went broke paying for what seemed like a Nexis core dump when I couldn't follow directions to sign off and stop the cascade of data, I welcome brain dump, a useful expression to describe the imparting of everything one knows on a given subject.

At its peak of 261K CNE's, although Microsoft's MCSE count was close, Microsoft certs suffered from the "Brain Dump" test answer posting mentality of MCSE candidates possible belief in Microsoft overall.