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My first Poincaré Hyperbolic Disk

DISK graffiti seen from Tokyo Monorail

Found in an abandoned office. Although I'm not impressed with Windows 10, I don't think I'd want to go back this far!

A view of the disk platters for this ICL disk drive. The entire unit is capable of storing 80MB of data.

A lab, with lots of boxes and random materials all over the place. Note how the open drawer contains a single floppy disk. The R on the trash can indicates that it is to be used for radioactive or otherwise dangerous waste.

 

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Disks from Amiga 500, 1200, 2000, 3000 and 4000. Favorite games, utils and programs.

Floppy disk earrings made from polymer clay.

I had the afternoon off today, and I decided that it's high time that I go through all my old floppies and get rid of 'em. After all, I no longer have a computer that has a floppy drive or a zip drive. So, I went through them all and I've pulled off everything onto my jump drive.

 

I was actually surprised to find that none of my zip disks had the click of death. I was however sad to discover that I probably have 4 or 5 Mac formatted discs, and I'm thinking that the last time that Apple made a computer with a floppy drive was 1999?

moon on Matrimandir, last night

...with some photoshop effect

This disk was created for a fine artist friend of mine called

 

Alistair Nisbet Smit

Besides the standard six-piston, monobloc anodized black calipers with carbon ceramic rotors, Ford GT supercar for the first time offers upgrades four additional colours - Silver, Blue, Orange and Red colours.

Disk releases for the Commodore 64.

Patto's fourth album recorded in 1973 was released in 1995 as this CD that looks like an LP.

 

home.chello.no/~twildhau/patto/index.htm

The foam disk is about 4" in diameter with 32 slots cut around the edge. This is the blank side.

Featuring my graduated disk beads. I forgot how gratifying it can be to finish a project in only half an hour!

I put so much data on this disk that it couldn't take the pressure.

Tommy Bolin The Grind US 7" promo

New burner from our city's first train king - Disk One. Beautiful styles with dedication to all time, all city legend Fuzz One.

SSD disk drive in blue technological background - tilt-shift lens used to accent the center of the HDD and to emphasize the attention its connections

 

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This is how my hard disk drives are arranged, after this picture was taken, I added a new hard disk drive to the arrangement.

The front disc of a Kawasaki 250 Ninja

 

Taken with the stock kit lens with a x10 multiplier filter on the front of the lens, with a flashlight as the light source.

Nirvana, Bleach, Green Vinyl, 1992 Australia Tour Edition

[ Face Type ] Fairest

[ Skin Type ] Natural / Matte

[ Make-up ] Eye shadow- none, Lips- pink, Blush- none

[ Eye Color ] Blue (right), light blue (center / special color), green (left), and pink (center)

[ Hair Color ] Pink

[ Nails ] No Enamel

[ Earrings ] no earrings

[ The set includes ] Doll, dress, sunglasses, boots, underwear, and stand.

 

Scheduled release date: August 2009

Price:8,400 yen

Limited edition of 1500 dolls

 

Detailed purchasing information will be available at a later date.

Size comparison of a DVD and a Magneto Optical Disk. the DVD is just a hair smaller.

"What's that?!" Was a question posed to me a few years ago when my Son saw an Vinyl LP for the first time.

I explained that there was a small concentric groove on the surface of the disk, the needle of the record player responds to the vibrations caused by the bumps in the groove to produce sound.

 

He understood. There is a whole generation who haven't a clue what these items are.

 

Here discarded and unwanted LP records are being used for creative purposes. The record is spun in a human powered device which started life as an exercise bike, then paint is introduced.

 

The nearest record to the camera is labelled: Eurythmics - Greatest Hits, Side 1.

This zip disk is from the Gavin Lambert Collection of Books and Tapes (Collection Number 1278). Department of Special Collections, Charles E. Young Research Library, UCLA.

 

OAC Finding Aid: www.oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/kt2j49q74m/ung

 

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!

beads inspired by Maurice Sendak's Where the Wild Things Are. Visit my blog to find out more about my beads.

Humblebeads Blog

Lines from the John Betjeman poem "The Hon Sec" set into the floor at London St Pancras International station. 8th January 2008.

These abalone disk earrings coordinate with my Treasure On My Chest necklace. These are so lightweight, I often forget I have them on.

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