Why is "$" used to mean "cache"?

You got a better special ASCII character?

$=Dollar
Dollar=Cash
Cash=Cache

Do you even know what cache meant before ∆computerz age∆?

>>59089923
The $ symbol resembles an ancient cuneiform rune from Mesopotamia that meant "bucket" or "chest", so Bill Gates, who is really into Mesopotamian history, decided to use that as an abbreviation for "cache". TMYK

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>>59091137
I thought it was pronounced
cash- ayyy

>>59091285
It's
>kay-sh
Jk shits cash bro

>>59091181
no

>>59091285
It's actually cash - eeeeeeeeeeee

>>59091285
>
it's pronounced like khaki

>>59091285
>>59091317
>>59092489
>>59092496
no, cachet is pronounced cash-ay
cache is pronounced cash

>>59092278
Something you leave in a box or in the ground somewhere so that it can be recovered and used later. Usually valuable items

>>59091285
I thought it was ka-che

>>59089923
In what fucking language/environment does it mean cache?

>>59092536
This

>>59092496
cawshi? that's the dumbest shit I heard all day