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tom a small, rounded peak or a piece of rising ground, as in Tom Buidhe. torr - a steep, conical hill or mountain, like English 'tor'. triangulation point (trig point) - a summit used as a datum point by the Ordnance Survey. Shown on maps as a blue triangle with a dot in the centre and identified on the ground as a pillar of concrete or stone, usually painted white, with brass fittings on top. trig point - see triangulation point. tulach - a hillock or smallish hill.
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tom Top of Memory. A design limit at the 640kb-mark on most PCs. Often the boot record does not completely reach top of memory, thus leaving empty space. Boot sector infectors often try to conceal themselves by hiding around the top of memory. Checking the top of memory value for changes can help detect a virus, though there is also non-viral reasons this value change.
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