![Found a piece of history in the scrap pile today. [3024x4032 - 1.38MB]](https://poal.co/static/images/037d796169795d03.jpg){kind=link}
That's from this century, so only old in terms of tech.
Now, I've touched something old. Was cleaning out a storage closet at a client's primary location and found an old accounting system instruction binder. In it was a floppy disk. An 8 inch floppy disk. I took a picture and sent it to the office chat asking if they thought it was still good.
That's from this century, so only old in terms of tech.
Now, I've touched something old. Was cleaning out a storage closet at a client's primary location and found an old accounting system instruction binder. In it was a floppy disk. An 8 inch floppy disk. I took a picture and sent it to the office chat asking if they thought it was still good.
Never said it was old. Just a piece of history.
10000 RPM consumer drives were a stopgap measure to get fast access, but SSDs killed them dead.
Never said it was old. Just a piece of history.
10000 RPM consumer drives were a stopgap measure to get fast access, but SSDs killed them dead.
(post is archived)