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what is it ?

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my nephew asked me what is it ? :shock:

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It's actually "high density" hehe
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it's an outworn Datacarrier with 1.44MB capacity...
*jiggles* 1.44MB... ridiculous, I can get 1GB for a fiver... so what?

who knows these:
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[edit] shit, wrong picture, they have a hotlink-blocker.
[edit2] better?
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I can't wait until flash drives are ubiquitous enough to be thrown/given away.
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Post by Derek »

Where do you put it? I don't have a slot on my computer that'll take it so it can't be computer related!
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Derek wrote:Where do you put it? I don't have a slot on my computer that'll take it so it can't be computer related!
Harr harr!! I have one. They cost about 5 euro.
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@Kaeru: I have one of those but it is about 10" (23cm?) on each side! marked IBM

I have smaller ones that make my Atari 800XL go Ding!
Binarily speaking... it takes 10 to Tango!!!

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Post by Kaeru Gaman »

yes, those are even older.

I also remember the Cards....
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they were used for programming linewise or entering data linewise.
a program was a set of hundereds of cards these days.
it was sheer hell when the got in wrong order...
I was a little boy then, but my father was programming an IBM-Mainframe in the 70ies.

and in the early 80ies we used simple music-cassettes as magtape for the C64.....
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I still have some cards and some paper tape somewhere - for an ICL2904!!

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I have an Abacus! I admit that it's not the latest far-eastern model, but it does the job as a paperweight. :wink:
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Post by Kaeru Gaman »

yeah, an Abacus is cool, timeless in it's functionality.

also a slide rule is a handy thing, if you can handle it.
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Imagine, you are stuck somewhere in Africa, your batteries of your pocket-calc are low,
you have no power-supply for your laptop, but you need to calculate the tubes for an irrigation-system...
you would be glad to have a slide rule...
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*foams and twitches at the power of... the slide rule!*
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eddy wrote:my nephew asked me what is it ? :shock:
It's a earring

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It's all you need to build a model starship Enterprise.

http://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Starship- ... loppy-Disk

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Post by Kaeru Gaman »

:lol:
...the "warnings" section is written for Americans, isn't it?
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