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    Image of Jrsy Devil's Advocate® Jrsy Devil's Advocate®
    05/10/09

    In reply to Awesome 1980s Computer Pop-Up Book: A Floppy What Now?
    Ooh a pop-up book. That's even better than the 3-D Enterprise...
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    Image of aaj111 aaj111
    05/09/09

    In reply to Awesome 1980s Computer Pop-Up Book: A Floppy What Now?
    Don't copy that floppy.
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    Image of Nick Nick
    05/09/09

    @aaj111: that brings back memories. if only we had such catchy phrases now piracy would be less rampant.
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    Image of Homerjay is utterly alone. Homerjay is utterly alone.
    05/09/09

    In reply to Awesome 1980s Computer Pop-Up Book: A Floppy What Now?
    They could have called it anything they wanted- soft disk, flex disk, even removable disk. Instead they chose floppy.

    Freaky engineers.
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    Image of Nick Nick
    05/09/09

    @Who wants chowdah??: well, if you remember floppies were pretty floppy. also, if memory serves there used to be an 8" and my guess those were pretty darn floppy as well. the 3.5" sadly not so much. and of course their counterpart the hard disk. tee he he
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    05/09/09

    In reply to Awesome 1980s Computer Pop-Up Book: A Floppy What Now?
    this book would be much smaller today.
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    Image of bosskev bosskev
    05/09/09

    In reply to Awesome 1980s Computer Pop-Up Book: A Floppy What Now?
    OMG! That SO takes me back to my childhood, even down to that very message--"I'm ready to work-and play-with you." That's exactly how my Daddy would say it to me, and so very often. He'd show me the floppy and then how it would pop-up--Wow!-- and then he'd teach me how to insert it properly. Gosh, the memories!


    * wipes a tear *


    Wish we'd had this book, though.

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    Image of Nick Nick
    05/09/09

    @bosskev: i am sad for you, but i just can't stop freakin laughin.
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    05/09/09

    @bosskev: the qeustions remains, though: what size was the floppy?
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    Image of Arvedui Arvedui
    05/09/09

    @867-5309_Nick: I bet it was 3.5".
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    Image of Harrison is playing FFVIII Harrison is playing FFVIII
    05/09/09

    @Arvedui: I was thinking 5 1/4"
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    Image of Nick Nick
    05/09/09

    @Harrison: Why don't Facebookers need approval?: well, boss ain't no spring chicken and we're talking about his pops so . . . i might a venture a guess into the older 8"
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    Image of morbo morbo
    12/10/08

    In reply to Epoch Clock: A Rosetta Stone Timepiece for Number Codes
    The time you spend decoding it each time plus the time you spend explaining its intricacies to the non tech are not quality hours and are non-redeemable at your end of life.

    Reminds me I need to pick up a watch from Tokyo Flash :)
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    Image of Kaiser-Machead Kaiser-Machead
    12/10/08

    @morbo: You saying that the great Morbo can't decipher our puny human symbols? Go back to your kitten-eating rock, and your belligerent family!
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    Image of Kaspir Kaspir
    12/10/08

    In reply to Epoch Clock: A Rosetta Stone Timepiece for Number Codes
    Ok, so what's the time? 2337hrs? So 11:37pm? or is my roman numeral reading broken today?
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    12/10/08

    @Kaspir: It's 1337 o clock.
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    Image of thegermandude517 thegermandude517
    12/10/08

    @Kaiser-Machead: almost... it is 23:37... there are two X
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    12/10/08

    @thegermandude517: I find your lack of l337 disturbing.
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    12/10/08

    In reply to Epoch Clock: A Rosetta Stone Timepiece for Number Codes
    Mmmhmmhmmhmmhmmm rah-haw rawww hahahaha raaaahahahahahahahahahhahahaha


    ~Predator

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    Image of Skiphex Skiphex
    12/10/08

    In reply to Epoch Clock: A Rosetta Stone Timepiece for Number Codes
    What the hell does 12-31-2008 mean anyway?
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    Image of Geisrud Geisrud
    12/10/08

    @Skiphex: I'm curious why it translated 12-31-08 into [Roman Numerals] 13-31-2
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    12/10/08

    @Geisrud: *23-31-2
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    Image of ideaman2020 ideaman2020
    12/10/08

    In reply to Epoch Clock: A Rosetta Stone Timepiece for Number Codes
    If there is one kind of clock I hate, it's one that makes me have to decode what time it is.


    That's the beauty of digital clocks. The time is right there in your face. No thinking required.


    I can use my brain for thinking about important things.. like the weather...

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    Image of Curves Curves
    12/10/08

    @ideaman2020: I am with you. My digital alarm has characters about 3" high as well so I can see it without having to actually TRY to open my eyes. (The most used icon on my desktop is one I set directly to the local weather, radar and long term forecast.)
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