JustAnAverageGuy
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Originally posted by: aphex
Originally posted by: dighn
wut r al those removable storages?
Sandisk 12-1 Media Reader.
Originally posted by: VirtualLarry
Btw, what are all of those "removable disks" in everyone's pics? Are those USB external HD enclosures, or SATA internal HDs, or what? One of mine is my USB key, but that only shows when it's plugged in.
Originally posted by: aphex
Wow, that really didnt even get a smirk out of me. Thats hard to do, im kinda proud.
Originally posted by: aphex
http://aphexii.com/pics/mycomputer.jpg
Originally posted by: rpbri2886
Alot of those CD drive are obviously virtual drives.
Way to use Daemeon Tools, and try to look 1337.
Originally posted by: VirtualLarry
Ahh, you're all a bunch of n00bs.On my old SCSI full-tower rig, I had ... oh heck, I don't remember, other than I actually ran out of drive letters. No joke. I had IDE opticals, including a 4-CD changer, and a SCSI chain that included two external 6-disc changers as well as a bunch of readers and a burner. My current rig has 11 HD partitions on 3 drives, 4 opticals, a floppy, and a USB-key. (No SCSI anymore, so sad.
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Btw, what are all of those "removable disks" in everyone's pics? Are those USB external HD enclosures, or SATA internal HDs, or what? One of mine is my USB key, but that only shows when it's plugged in.
Originally posted by: EyeMWing
Originally posted by: VirtualLarry
Ahh, you're all a bunch of n00bs.On my old SCSI full-tower rig, I had ... oh heck, I don't remember, other than I actually ran out of drive letters. No joke. I had IDE opticals, including a 4-CD changer, and a SCSI chain that included two external 6-disc changers as well as a bunch of readers and a burner. My current rig has 11 HD partitions on 3 drives, 4 opticals, a floppy, and a USB-key. (No SCSI anymore, so sad.
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Btw, what are all of those "removable disks" in everyone's pics? Are those USB external HD enclosures, or SATA internal HDs, or what? One of mine is my USB key, but that only shows when it's plugged in.
I'm *DAMN CLOSE* to out of drive letters.
What happens when you are? Do you just have to deal with directory mapping? Or does it go to other characters?
