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Featuring my graduated disk beads. I forgot how gratifying it can be to finish a project in only half an hour!
The first serial produced car from Brno, marketed as a "open torpedo for four persons". The engine is original, interesting is the friction gearbox with coupled clutch/gear shift control.
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A hard disk's read/write heads.
[ The black rectangular ceramic head's in the picture are 2 millimetres wide. ]
Remember these? And, true to history, I erased this disk and used it for something else (hence the sticker above).
The sticker, incidentally, is the unused middle of a cassette tape sticker from the days when I worked in creative production at Hallam FM.
This hard disk held a whopping 7.25 megabytes of storage, (the equivalent of about 5 of the now-obsolete 3-1/2" floppy disks).
This is how my hard disk drives are arranged, after this picture was taken, I added a new hard disk drive to the arrangement.
Research, theory, inspiration, planning, production and evaluation: sites.google.com/site/joeldjwinter/year-12/Computer-Games...
These floppy disks are from the Service Employees International Union, United Service Workers West records (Collection Number 1940). UCLA Library Special Collections, Charles E. Young Research Library, UCLA.
OAC Finding Aid: www.oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/c84b30md/
Photo by Lori Dedeyan
Philips SPE3071CC/00 750 Gb USB 2.0 External Hard Disk.
See red-cyan anaglyph version.
Cross-view stereo photo. To view, cross your eyes until you see four images. Then slowly relax until the two middle images snap into one. Your right eye should point towards the left image, and your left eye towards the right image. See one of the Stereo/3D pools for more info.
What's it good for:
Should be just enough to install the next version of Windows ;-)
Snif! I remember when I had a 20 Mb hard disk and I thought I would never ever be able to fill it!
For Philips it's a 750 Gb hard disk. For you and me it's only 700 Gb. Don't you just hate how hard disk manufacturers have decided that 1 Gb is 1000^3 bytes, instead of 1024^3?
Incidentally, that casing with all that rubber padding seems to say "sturdy" and "drop me!", and the printed box says "robust and durable", but then they added a sticker on the aluminum casing saying "Caution: fragile hard disk inside. Not for portable use."
I imagine that hard disks with more than 250 GB are more delicate and Philips decided that they might as well keep on using the robust casing to better protect it and just warn the user not to be fooled by the robust look of it. Only prob with that is that the box says "robust" and you only get to see the sticker inside once you've bought the thing!
Apple or a third party needs to make some external UBS HD's in the same design as the Time Capsule. That way we can stack a few eternal HD's below the Time Capsule.
This is, what is in my opinion, the best and safest way to store those rare loose floppy disks. This one here is a zip-up 3 ring binder that I had just put these floppy disk holding pages into.
...depois de 3 meses de uso, meu iMac pediu arrego! Não ele todo, mas o Superdrive dele...30 à 60 dias sem ele para concertar...que beleza não?!
Essa é a arte de despedida, por enquanto...pensei no já clássico "duh!" do Homer Simpson, mas só Conrado entende minha angustia...ô semaninha!
*olhando para os céus com os punhos fechados para cima*
Tá de sacanagem né!?
PS: o vetor do Conrado é meu hein... ;)
These abalone disk earrings coordinate with my Treasure On My Chest necklace. These are so lightweight, I often forget I have them on.
Custom printed charging devices is a way to keep every day with you a printed memory, a nice quote that will animate your day.
The Sun in Hydrogen Alpha Light on 05-08-2015. The Massive & Active Sunspot Group AR2339 Dominates the Solar Surface today! The Sunspot group is now facing toward the Earth & It posses a threat for Strong Solar flares..According to NASA there is a 55% Chance for M-class Flares, & 10% Chance for X-class Flares over the weekend! I captured this Full Disk Image today along with this close-up the the Large Active Sunspot Group AR 2339.
Lunt 60mm/50F HA Solar scope & QHY5IIL CCD camera, 2x barlow for the close-up shot!
Best Regards,
John Chumack
Interactive Interactive 2007 Photos - in no particular order. click here http://www.danzen.com/ii to see the slideshow and commentary... Futuristic technology and art show where visitors waved at a $10 Web cam to control interactive multimedia with gestures. Visit the Sheridan Interactive Multimedia site at http://imm.sheridanc.on.ca for more...
The image (right) shows the disk fluorescing blue under 368nm LED excitation. The spectra show three different regions fluorescing under 365nm LED and 404nm laser excitation. The blue spectral structures, appearing more prominently under 365nm excitation, may arise from surface contamination associated with the scratches seen in the image. The main fluorescent peak shifts about 12 nm between the 365 and 404nm excitation.
The transmission spectrum is shown in brown.