Mar 19
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I think the floppy disk format should be brought back,but the actual data disc inside should be extra expansive, like an in-between of a flash drive & an external hard drive. Or a REALLY BIG sd card.
It would also help future generations remember what the save icon actually is instead of mistaking it for a vending machine or whatever.
Cambridge’s 'Future Nostalgia' project is racing to save decades of digital history from vanishing floppy disks.
Even when data is successfully extracted, archivists face a second battle of deciphering long-abandoned file types and proprietary word processors. That’s why Future Nostalgia is also looking to create a repeatable, transparent workflow that other institutions can adopt as the passage of time renders more disks unrecoverable by the day.
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🎶I'm a disk, I'm a floppy 🎶
🎶1.4 meg's all I'll copy🎶
This past weekend we drove out to California to get things from my uncles house. He still had lots of things from the 90s & 2000s. I found Floppy Disks that I haven’t seen or used these in years!
As technology marches on, some people get trapped using decades-old software and devices. Here's a look inside the strange, stubborn world o