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Nostalgia.
EDIT: Wow can't believe this post has reach FP. Don't know the sauce sorry but you can send me some messages or cat pic but no boobs I am a girl. Love u imgurians
Aug 23, 2017 11:22 AM
susufrombabylone
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EDIT: Wow can't believe this post has reach FP. Don't know the sauce sorry but you can send me some messages or cat pic but no boobs I am a girl. Love u imgurians
TheLizardLord
I have that jumper. Wish that was me though
HortonDrawsAwho
In the late 90s when I was in HS we had to carry a single zip disc with us that was 1mb. Prior to that we were required to have 3-5 floppys
MaplePhoenix
Bitch, please...http://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/3e671b8193ca486e0a196bca5d0a0b31.jpg
TonightiDineinHell
IWannaGoHomeAlready
You........vs......the guy she tells you......NOT...to...worry.....about?
Darballs5
No boobs because you're a girl eh... DICKS IT IS
hockeyham
dazedNconfuzed
Most today don't comprehend how a single decent picture wouldn't fit on one disk. Amazing how we managed to live in anything that small.
VoidIncarnate
When I was a kid, all my pr0nz were ASCII files.
skilson
http://imgur.com/Zp3oJth horribly photoshopped fixed version
caughtyoulookin
Don’t copy that floppy
Treblaine
Don't floppy that, copy that, floppy that, floppy that copy!
kisselFL
C:\> diskcopy a: a:
Onceanimrodalwaysanimrod1
Once upon a time if you had a 132 MB computer you were the balls!
heethin
You are so young.
RaynWisp
I remember my dad bought a 2GB Windows 95 computer. 5 years later he got a 10GB HDD for $300. Win95 can only recognize 2GB of HDD space...
SamArt53
Our big decision in buying a PC was clock speed. Did we want the 16 MHz or the faster much more expensive 25 MHz in 1986. We also bought a
SamArt53
HP 4P (4 pages a minute) laser printer (B&W) on sale for $995.00. Life was good...
jridley
That's a huge thumb drive for 128G. You can get that in a Micro SD now with a reader the size of a USB connector.
MoldyKetchup95
I found a floppy disk in my dads drawers. Brought it to school where the pc still have drives. Full of porn.
Orzbek
So, two pictures?
4sambucas
actually you could have many pictures on disks back then, since the quality was much lower than the std today
Orzbek
Yeah, I remember those days. I actually miss my ball mouse. That thing got so much cat hair stuck in it, but it was so comfortable.
Spiffico
So doing some napkin math. 128 GBs worth of 1.44mb 3.5' floppy disks would be 266.6 meters high.
CinnamonBunny
I got 300 meters.
itsaratzu
???? The iomega zip drive was beefier.
OniOfWildPlaces
Love you too :>
pleple28
A trip down memory lane.
Cortezdelanoche
Did you know it takes 12 bowls of special K to get the same amount of vitamins from total?
VirtualChessLessons
That's nothing, have you heard of Colon Blow?
Cortezdelanoche
I am afraid and intrigued at the same time...fuck it. what is it?
VirtualChessLessons
It was the name of a fictional (I assume) cereal from SNL. http://www.nbc.com/saturday-night-live/video/colon-blow/3506012?snl=1
franet
Source
djgrom
This image explains why young dev's are not taught proper memory management and why all the current programs, apps and OS's are memory holes
djangojazz
I remember going to college in the late 1990's and having a floppy disk dispenser in the computer labs. Now I built my last PC with a
djangojazz
USB 3 Thumbdrive installing windows 10 onto an M2 HDD in under 30 seconds. Times definitely have changed.
LapisSea
Oh yeah how about: https://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Extreme-SDXC-UHS-I-SDSDXPA-512G-G46/dp/B00NP699ZI
ElRadis
128 GB, how many is in cassettes?
VisionismX
A Commodore 64 stores about 100k per 30 minute side so a little simple math and we need 671089 C60 cassettes.
MiguelCardoso808
... and the noise don't forget the noise - "former" ZX Spectrum user.
VisionismX
Additional fun fact: Stored in standard 15mm cases that would need about six and quarter miles of shelving to store.
Mugfan
Insert disc 4/9 and press >>Enter<< to read this comment.
nemobla
Disc? What chu talking bout
CouchCarrot
When 3.5" floppies came out I was like, "This shit is getting real."
DoctorWest
Read Error: (F)ail, (A)bort, (R)etry ?
AcquiredSire
It's actually disk since floppies are magnetic. Disc is for optical media like CDs or DVDs.
tschallacka
You never opened one i gathered. Theres a magnetic disk in there.
justsomepersonbutyeah
Reminds me of watching my dad install the entirety of Baldur's Gate 2 on PC which was a full 6 CDs
laboon
Im pretty sure i had 6 for Call of Duty 2
thoushaltnotpass
zzzbatmand
epicfail331
somejabronie
But the one in the left hand has 4 more informations. So that's the better one right?
PhoenixArsenal
http://g03.a.alicdn.com/kf/HTB1xzbnMpXXXXX6XXXXq6xXFXXXr/The-Best-font-b-Micro-b-font-SD-Card-font-b-128GB-b-font-64GB-32GB.jpg
spookyactionatadistance
That's funny. I have a 128 micro SD in my phone
CinnamonBunny
128 what?
SupermassiveZebra
Mike Rowes
Mephane
fluhatinrapper
Ridic
IllegalDuckling
Cronic
Imalwaysready
That's more memory than ALL of NASA had when it pretended women weren't the ones doing all the truly tough work it was paying men more for.
LowQuaIityBait
... how is that in absolutely any way related?
CocaineAndSelfPleasure
Would you be happier with a more straightforward version? "thats less than NASA used to send man to the moon". There.
Imalwaysready
I say, well I say, it's a joke, son! Don't overthink it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8JtnEUPvpus
Orbitrons
I mean jokes are usually supposed to be funny... but ehh, you do you
LowQuaIityBait
GentlemanScientist
fluhatinrapper
Best gag gift ever.
SupermassiveZebra
As far as tech gag gifts go it's right up there with the HDMI to Gardena adapter
tofudisan
Put a SD card in the pic, and the jump drive seems sad.
Idiotcommentsforidiotpeopleaboutidiottasksonidiotthreadidiot
Put a cloud storage in the pic, and the SD card seems sad.
MooseSK
Yes! A Micro SD card!
Kitty1924
* an SD card
Idiotcommentsforidiotpeopleaboutidiottasksonidiotthreadidiot
I identity as grammar fluid
Kitty1924
Oh boi I sure love imgur where I get downvoted for correcting somebody :)
somebiguy
a*
Famoustittiesfor400
It's imgur comment section bruh not an English final.
IamJustinSane
Ya, cuz you should only speak properly when getting points in school, not for real life though.
Kitty1924
Are you guys really that retarded? https://www.englishclub.com/pronunciation/a-an.htm Kinda sad that a non native has to teach you this.
GoodKeming
It's based on the vowel sound. The S in SD is pronounced "es", so you use an, not a. Your article says this.
UrGrammasMonkey
I love how you have more points than the guy you're agreeing with lol
Kitty1924
THANK YOU!
DeadnCold
You and your silly 3.5" floppies. 5.25s were were it was at when I was a kid.
DrewTheStampede
FiveHeadedSnakeGod
This thread has turned into Monty Python's "Four Yorkshiremen" sketch.
sunyudai
8 switches with 8 lightbulbs, and a lever is all you need.
EvilCereal
*were where
FilthyRapscallions
And if you wanted to double your storage, you cut a notch.
plainoldfool
Ahh, the days when you paid for single-sided disks but used a hole punch to make them diy double-sided.
RefAtty
Totally forgot about that hack. Kudos
stlskot
Yes, and system disks to run Lotus123
Imalwaysready
In my day, if you wanted a game, you learned BASIC and then went out and bought a magazine with code in it you had to hand type in and save.
spasticus
That's how I learned to program.
NuggetFucker3000
Is this a dick joke
ThePunneryOfficer
God I love the 4 yorkshireman
LanceD85
And they were ACTUALLY floppy. Imagine that.
plainoldfool
3.5s were still floppy but incased in plastic. The disk inside was still that shitty floppy shit inside the 5.25.
usersubbordercontrol
Man the good old days
bobtheaxolotl
Just got myself an Apple IIc, that takes 5.25" floppies. Got a disk emulator for it, because software on floppies is expensive.
bonegrim
Elephant disks were the most coveted
CziltangBrone
Yes!
Blastergv9
I still remember when the 3.5" weren't even called floppies yet. The 5.25s were floppies and the 3.5s were hard disks
CinnamonBunny
That's how we still call them.
perfunctory
We called them "stiffies"!
flawlesssoul
It was simply a common mistake. They were misnamed hard disks due to their construction, and because people didn't know about internal HDDs
Blastergv9
"Misnamed" became the common name though
dazedNconfuzed
Still have a shrink wrapped box of new 8" floppies.
Imalwaysready
https://media0.giphy.com/media/Qovh4AFnGLwVG/200_s.gif
whoinvitedthem
Isn't that just a penis with a condom on
TK421isAFK
Same here. Burroughs?
LadyWidebottom
I have a spindle of DVD-Rs, unused. They still smell amazing. I bet your floppies do, too.
SaraFourImgur
Lewd
idonthaveanyideawhatthehelliamtalkingabout
born late 70's or early 80's i presume
DeadnCold
1975. I remember the cassettes and punch cards and having to type out entire programs from mags etc. 5.25s just worked best for the joke.
idonthaveanyideawhatthehelliamtalkingabout
The casettes, i remember those, actually my first amstrad had casette drive
poodleguts
5.25s? You kids nowadays. In my day we had 8" disks, that held 250k on each disk. Later they were upgraded to hold a whopping 500k!
Fishticuffs
Oh... disks.
doomladen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xe1a1wHxTyo
ThighHighsSaveLives
I remember the first hard drive I had, was like 200mb
khora
You could get them up to 1 MB.
TK421isAFK
I still have a few dozen Burroughs 8" disks, and even a brand new, sealed box of them from around 1980.
BattlefieldCounterStrike
Klingon00
Ahh, to have such luxuries. I've had to cart around stacks of punchcard boxes in my day... each one holds 80 characters. Box holds 2000.
STINKPICKEL
Key punch repair-guy here, 80 col cards, greatest data storage device ever, punch holes or no power just write on em.