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The completed disk, dusted and painted. I'm not happy about the center but I'm going with it anyway!
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Was cleaning out an old file drawer yesterday and came across these from 1995. They're Flashnet installation disks (3.5" floppys) for either Win3.1 or Win95 or maybe both. (I laid the disks on an HP Officejet 6500 multifunction printer and scanned them to a .JPG file.)
Disk Management within Computer Management
This is the built-in tool that can be used to create hard drive partitions and expand/shrink hard drive partitions.
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Up-close view of an old fashioned disk harrow. Farm equipment found on an abandoned homestead West of Portland, OR. January 2013. Focal stacking in CS5.
I didn't know shit about RAIDs and LUNs and what-not. Jay came by to drop some science on me (like Galileo dropped the orange). Now I know shit.
The Long Now Foundation has several microprint Rosetta Disks and examples of retainable long term storage of information
There is competition between flash and hard disk based storage systems for OEMs, but in industrial computing flash storage will continue to grow – far beyond existing compact flash storage.
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The Luminglas 20" plasma disk I found at a sale. Another thing I've passively thought I'd like to own and happened to find on the cheap. I'm pretty sure these were quite expensive in the larger sizes.
It is a very interesting design, the driver is nothing special, it looks like a HV - HF supply modulated in ways to respond to audio from an onboard microphone and a free running mode with intensity and frequency variations. I didn't spend long inside because I just wanted to see a general view of what it did.
The disk is what looks like a 3 layer construction with insulating beads between the layers, sealed at the edges, evacuated and backfilled with gas.