Astralshy

@Samurai Equine

You are telling this to a software dev 

now question to you: why do you think it is called random?

@Astralshy

Oh. In that case, I may need to skip you, since my current round of random facts are about computers and technology. I probably can't surprise you with any of the facts I have. 

Also, something about accessing any part of the data at any time?

@Samurai Equine

Yes, it's because you can access this memory (read and/or write) in any order you desire at any time  and you do not need to wait until the location becomes available. 

In contrast to an random access memory would be for example an old magnetic tape where you would have to wait until the tape has been fast forwarded   to the position you want to access