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As is clear from this picture, a zip disk is a glorified floppy. The white circle is soft paper. The grey disk on the bottom is the media disk.
Even girl geeks deserve a personalized floppy. This one is for Janina.
Pattern: Floppy Disk Cross Stitch by Grace K (andwabisabi on Etsy).
Start Date: February 14, 2011
End Date: February 23, 2011
So I was trying to sort all of my disks, so I knew what needed to be installed on the new computer.
I have too many disks. And it took several hours for me to find the #%!@ camera disks, which Canon, just to make sure that I got great customer service, did NOT have on their website.
Paytsar Muradyan, at the time a graduate student, prepares for a research flight by installing disks into the GISMOS JBOD (Just a Box of Disks) to record data. Each flight produced 500 gigabytes of data for later computer analysis in the laboratory.
Gold sheet with filigree and inlay of garnet, glass and mother of pearl.
Found in Niederbreisig, western Germany.
Made late 600s.
Visigoth.
Schwinn Super Sport Head light , chromed Head light bracket , rechromed goose neck with Chromed NOS stem bolt and handle bar bolt.
Top view into the inside of a tall cylindrical vase. The light blue center of the photo is actually the bottom of the vase.
The gray-white background is the surface of a white formica tabletop. The light source is coming from the left, so the tabletop becomes progressively darker towards the right of the photo.
Brand New and High Quality 8GB USB flash disk
Fashion lightweight,adopt chic style, portable design
Adorable, elegant, classy, sophisticated, originally designed and charming.
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"Zinnia flowering heads are composed of two types of flower: disk flowers in the center with yellow corolla lobes in this species, and; ray flowers, which in this species comprise the pinkish outside "petals."
www.backyardnature.net/fl_zinni.htm
Not all zinnias have disk flowers. Not a perfect shot, but I learned something.
I had a problem where USB drives were showing up on the desktop, but not in my finder's sidebar.
The solution was to go into Finder>Preferences... Click on the Sidebar icon in the top of the preferences window. There are 5 checkboxes listed under DEVICES under Show these items in the sidebar:
The third choice is External disks. Click that and the next time you insert a USB drive, it will show up in the finder as well as the desktop.