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I'm getting a 1050-2-PC interface soon (about time!) so I'll be able to make some nice game disks for my A8 soon.
Using the menu creator... I'll load about 5 games to each disk. (since that's all they'll hold in some cases).
Made these labels in an evening for some of the games I'll be anxiously awaiting to play....
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."
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.
The read/write head for one of the disks in a hard drive. Opened up an old one from a computer we are going to recycle.
Taken for the Macro Mondays theme "nothing bigger than a penny."
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.
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.
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.