You a leap year baby?I am 5 years old according to my real birthday, but I am like meh 20'ish year old according to the documents
Also, scrzw the 32g memory sticks. What about the 2tb hard drives? I knew someone who carried that everywhere... man.
You a leap year baby?I am 5 years old according to my real birthday, but I am like meh 20'ish year old according to the documents
You a leap year baby?
Also, scrzw the 32g memory sticks. What about the 2tb hard drives? I knew someone who carried that everywhere... man.
Yup, I though those were only a myth
I T ' S O N L Y F U N I F T H E Y R U N
I'm so old that my Ph.D. dissertation research is still stored on 512 kB, 5 & 1/4" floppy disks. Well part of it is on 9-track tapes. (And so lame that I never got around to transferring it to media readable by modern computers.)
Transfer it and post it here o/
I'm still an idiot so I must be pretty young o:
Edited by Rol, 25 March 2015 - 09:02 PM.
1.4mb is plenty if all you're using it for is microsoft docs and things like that. One was enough for me back then.512? Dude
Teh floppy disks only had like 1.44mb iirc
That's so freaking small it's kind of amazing how people managed with those D:
OT: 21.5
^
They're also sufficient for MIDI
The durability though ;__;
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They're also sufficient for MIDI
The durability though ;__;
Always had to make back-ups of the back-ups. They tell you to test your backups. With 2-dozen floppies in the backup set, who the f*ck had time for that?
The original Mac would get stuck in this cycle where it kept asking for whatever floppy in the set wasn't in the drive. After a dozen iterations or so, you'd have scrounge in your desk for that paper clip you'd straightened out and poke it in the reset hole. So nasty.
On-topic: I'm young enough that I've never heard The Lone Ranger on the radio.
512? Dude
Teh floppy disks only had like 1.44mb iirc
That's so freaking small it's kind of amazing how people managed with those D:
OT: 21.5
youre not 16? D:
you're not 16? D:
DarkPrincess is eternally sweet sixteen. DP gets to age (a little bit, maybe ¾ year per calendar year).
Edited by Naturegeek, 27 March 2015 - 03:22 PM.
I stop caring about my age to the point I forget my birthday, I mean I don't even celebrated that day plus it comes once every 4 year.
512? Dude
Teh floppy disks only had like 1.44mb iirc
That's so freaking small it's kind of amazing how people managed with those D:
OT: 21.5
very easily