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Christmas medallion cm 12 x 12

Made on a CD in 2010

The internals of a Seagate hard disk drive -- failed replacement of a failed drive. These last me about 2 years nowadays, if lucky. (note to photographers: backup, backup, and extra backup your photos!!!) Luckily this was just the DVR.

Disk Brooch

 

Date:

650–700

Culture:

Frankish

 

The dress of Frankish women generally consisted of a tunic, cinched by a belt from which hung an array of pendants. A wrap or cloak went over the tunic. Shoes and hosiery, fastened with buckles, covered the legs. Earrings, necklaces, and hairpins completed the ensemble.

 

Aspects of this dress changed from the 300s to the 600s, and brooches in particular convey changes in taste. From the 300s to the 500s, pairs of small brooches, in an array of inventive shapes, held the wrap in place. By the 600s, a single large disc brooch, usually elaborately decorated, served the same function. No other piece of jewelry is more characteristic of Frankish dress than the brooch, and no other better demonstrates the virtuosity of Frankish metalworkers.

Jim Bradshaw takes on a nostalgic joy-ride to days of technology lost with these awesome prints of old disks.

Photographs taken on the Antique and Brocante market in Tongeren Belgium end of June 2013.

I use this machine to write disks for various machines using Omniflop and CPCDiskXP.

 

This computer supports 5 1/4, 3.5 and 3 inch disks.

disk beads in the colors of my favorite painting!

Really really retro

at the Allen County Fair, Lima, Ohio

Ten years of computer storage progress

 

> The big drive was my boot drive for several years.

> The SATA drive was my fast gaming drive for a couple of years; it was also my last ever SATA storage drive...

> The tiny thing in center right was my first M.2 NVMe drive; that 1TB drive was installed in my previous machine using a PCIe3 addon card.

 

When I upgraded my system to AMD Ryzen 7 3700X, early in 2021, I got rid of all all of the SATA drives and replaced them with m.2 drives; two are PCIe4, one is PCIe3, still using that same addon card. The only SATA device that I have now is my BluRay drive, which I use for backups onto M-Disc media.

 

It sure is a different world!!

Your disk will fail — are you prepared?

 

"We all prepare for things every day. Illustrate preparedness in a photograph today."

 

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hard disk blue isolated on white with shadow

I don't have too much on this one as of this moment, though it is a concept design for the energy disk weapon of a character idea that has been bouncing around in my head the past few days. Originally it was going to be boxier with an open hand grip, sort of like a squared off Halo plasma rifle, once I started working on it though it evolved into what you see here, a weapon that fits around the wielder's hand and folds back when not it use rather than closing around the handgrip.

Everything gets backed up to the SAN on the top, then the tape unit

below backs that up - This is a Nexsan ATAboy2 unit.

Torrel disk brake kit installed on a 1970 Land Rover 109 station wagon. Almost finished, see the disconnected brake line?

Never mind, I can't use it anyway. The FAT32 file system is limited to 4GB files, I guess my backup will blow that.

 

Backup can't be an uncommon application for external hard disks? The box said nothing about FAT32, much less about the 4GB file size limit.

 

But it seems like the non-ethernet 'F.A. Porsche 250 MB' can be reformatted to NTFS.

Hard Disk Recovery-http://www.datarecoveryhyderabad.in/

All my babies wired except for Natsuki! ^_^

I crocheted this small cover for my external hard disk which has protected it very well!

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A picture of a CD that I took when I was bored, and I was suprised how good it turned out. It looks like one of those backgrounds for a computer.

 

SOM EL FUTUR DE LA FESTA...I DE LA SOCIETAT"

Es el nom del projecte solidari de la falla Cronista Vicent Berguer i Esteve, de Torrent. I aquest es el meu granet de sorra.

"DEFENSA´LS, ELLS NO PODEN" es un crit en defensa dels animals, el

s quals sempre estan indefensos baix la mà de l'home, i no mes culturitzant als mes menuts per tindre una responsabilitat de futur amb ells (els animals) es podrà aconseguir que aquest crit arribe a bon fi. "NO AL MALTRACTAMENT ANIMAL".

 

Aquest dibuix es par d'una col·lecció de xapes dissenyades per aquest projecte. (Xapes dissenyades per artistes de falles menudes,) i així poder ajudar al centre ARTIC (Associació de alcohòlics rehabilitats de Torrent).

Animeu-se a fer la col·lecció!!!!!!!

 

Disk Golf with Cody and Dustin, Sunday after church.

Dustin asked me to go at church and I said I didn't think so. After I got home I wished I'd said yes. Half hour later, Cody calls and asks again. So I said yes, and it was worth going. Great time with these guys and good exercise.

Through the grille of the rack door. I took these shots while sitting in a server room waiting for NetFox to install.

24 Lines per Frame

20 Frames per Second

Modern remake of how Scanning Disk Televisions worked between 1925 and 1936.

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