Thought I hit the jackpot...

[o hey tyler]

You could probably fit some low quality JPEGs onto that 16mb card!

 

[TMBPhotography]

I remember when I growing up, we had a Commodore 64 with a 300 baud modem. The first inklings of an internet was a messaging program that took us about 5 mins to log into where we could talk to our buddy. A single line of green text on a completely black screen. You hit enter, several minutes later, they would receive that line of text. And we would say things, wow, this is soooo cool. Amazing. Neat-o. We were "connected" to someone else via computer. Ha Ha

 

[davisphotos]

I had an Abacus. Just kidding...my parents still have a slide rule though.

 

[Ron Evers]

I had an Abacus. Just kidding...my parents still have a slide rule though.

So do I & ink using draughting tools.

 

[Netskimmer]

We renovated or customer service office at work and while moving some old furniture they found a couple of these little gems. I took one because it made me feel nostalgic. 720kb baby!

 

[cgipson1]

Pssshhh terabytes are where its at

I agree.. currently have about 10 tb on my home system. Love it..

 

[cgipson1]

We renovated or customer service office at work and while moving some old furniture they found a couple of these little gems. I took one because it made me feel nostalgic. 720kb baby!

hahaha.. I tried to interface an 8" floppy drive to a commodore 64... and got it halfway.. it would read.. but not write! Had several of the 5.25 drives for it too! Fun stuff!

 

[Netskimmer]

I though about trying to dig up an old floppy drive to see if I could read it but I don't think I have any left. Probably nothing worth seeing on it anyway, but it would be fun to try.

 

[Big Mike]

Does anybody remember those digital cameras that used a 2 1/4" floppy instead of a memory card?

I can only remember seeing one once, a guest at my sisters wedding had one.

 

[jowensphoto]

You could probably fit some low quality JPEGs onto that 16mb card!

What fun is that?! lol Actually, that's what the 2 on there were. Obs, was from a crappy powershot or somethingl.

 

[jowensphoto]

Does anybody remember those digital cameras that used a 2 1/4" floppy instead of a memory card?

I can only remember seeing one once, a guest at my sisters wedding had one.

Really? Never seen one.

Here's the dinosaur: Redirect Notice

 

[Ron Evers]

Do not fold, bend or mutilate. Punch cards. Now that was memory.

I remember when London Life in London ON bought up a city block of beautiful Victorian homes, tore them down to build a huge building for their new computer.

 

[cgipson1]

Do not fold, bend or mutilate. Punch cards. Now that was memory.

I remember when London Life in London ON bought up a city block of beautiful Victorian homes, tore them down to build a huge building for their new computer.

hahaha.. now you are going way back... I still have scars on one hand from a darn punch card machine... it bit me!

 

[photog4life]

I had an Atari ST computer...didn't even have a hard drive. Every program had to be run off of a floppy disk.

ha that was my vwery first computer too!! then i found my brothers stack of porn on floppy disks and it got taken away =(

 

[cgipson1]

I had an Atari ST computer...didn't even have a hard drive. Every program had to be run off of a floppy disk.

ha that was my vwery first computer too!! then i found my brothers stack of porn on floppy disks and it got taken away =(

1040ST? That was a fun machine for graphic! Buddy had one...