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Wow, talk about a blast from the past..

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Eli

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Oh, and it's fscking LOUD. I can hear it seek across the room and into the hallway.. LOL
 
Oh man, I have a few drives kicking around here someplace that make that look tiny.

I'll have to dig THOSE up. Talk about a blast from the past!
 
Originally posted by: Brutuskend
Oh man, I have a few drives kicking around here someplace that make that look tiny.

I'll have to dig THOSE up. Talk about a blast from the past!
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😛

 
Why do you have trillian AND yahoo messenger both open? Webcam or something?

Edit: Oh, and that hard drive is huge....
 
Originally posted by: psiu
Why do you have trillian AND yahoo messenger both open? Webcam or something?

Edit: Oh, and that hard drive is huge....
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Nah, I just don't use Yahoo with trillian for some reason.. lol
 
Originally posted by: shinerburke
Pffffft....that's not old....

Old is the hard card from my Tandy.......
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Well..... lol

With all the n00bs around here, I'm sure most of them have ever seen a large profile HDD. 😛
 
Originally posted by: RossMAN
Hey what weather thingie are you using?
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It's just WeatherBug.

I put up with it for some reason.

It bitches about upgrading to the latest version every other time I click on it, but I'm afraid of what kind of horrors it will bring.
 
About the same time, I had my first computer. Inside, was a 105MB Kalok drive which was made in Korea. That darn hard drive sounded like some serious crickets when accessing the disk during reads and writes.


 
First hard drive I had on a computer at home was a CDC Hawk. About the size of a dishwasher (though not quite as wide). One 5 meg 14" fixed drive platter, one removable 5 meg 14" cartridge. I was told that the write/write head assembly weighed seven pounds. It was a little noisy, too, so I had it (and the AM100 computer it was connected to) running in my clothes closet.
 
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