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Esta tarde me aburría y me ha dado por hacerme un portalápices-recogedero de mierda con unos disquetes y unas bridas. Tengo material (léase: disquetes que he encontrado por casa) para hacer 3 mas. A ver si me quedan mejor, que este estaba un poco deforme...
Zero i stole ur flash disk :3
i came to kuwait @ night found u sleeping , toke it off ur table and wala~ u got a photo as a proof :3
xDD thats my classmates flash disk..
i saw it today from far on her table and i asked her if its a flash disk an if i can see it then im like " omg since the image from far looked like the one that zero had on his flickr page then that what i saw could be a flash disk too!"
so ya got back home checked and its the same :3 and its it! HaH! clever chu X3 <---[completely an idiot XDDD ]
Link For The Picture in Zero'S Page
www.flickr.com/photos/93549136@N00/314134556/
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there are total of 5 disks in this hard drive. I finally found a tool I needed to disassemble the drive completely. The shinny metal disk is where the digital bits are stored. If you want to be sure to destroy your data you have to physically or chemically destroy the shinny surface of this disk. I am working on that as I type this.
To be continued ...
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2Lt Doyle Stephens and Sgt 1st Class Roger Kidwell,both of Headquarters, Headquarters Battery, 138th Field Artillery, plot coordinates on the land navigation lane during the138th AT at Wendell H. Ford Regional Training Center in Greenville, Ky., June 21, 2012. (Kentucky National Guard photo by Sgt. Michelle Waters)
This is the metal disk that was embedded in the slab in the (ancient) wood in my nightmare. It is, I think, the key to the temple which is a part of The Temple Quest in my dream massively multiplayer online game - The Madlands. For more info, see this post: TQpt1: Find the Key.
This disk of ice formed in a birdbath last night forming fascinating patterns.
Taken for Flickr's Our Daily Challenge: LINES
Shot with a Nikon D5000 in shutter priority.
Lens: 55-200mm @ 125mm
1/1000 f/6.3 ISO 800
Flash not used
Hearts disc' is a gorgeous pendant
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RCA CED Selectavision disk. Original issue... 1980-something. Pretty damned good condition.
I wish this stuff would still play. I'd bet that this one has Han shooting first!
These small disks didn't come out quite like I'd hoped. I have had very good luck with the big pavlova meringue circle, but my attempts at shrinking down the size to fit on a cupcake, needs work. Then again, they will be covered in whipped cream, so I shouldn't sweat it so much.
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