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Hmm, using a hole puncher is a pretty clever idea. If I had thought of that, instead of crudely sawing off a notch with scissors, maybe my success rate would ha
by simmons 7y ago
Hmm, using a hole puncher is a pretty clever idea. If I had thought of that, instead of crudely sawing off a notch with scissors, maybe my success rate would have been higher. ;)
You can also punch holes in 3.5-inch double-density disks to attempt to turn them into high-density disks. :)
- colanderman 7y agoThere actually existed hole punchers specifically for floppy disks. You lined them up to the corner of the floppy, and they'd punch a square hole at the proper location.
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- myself248 7y agoI recently found a large stash of these and gave them away at VCFMW. Then I found more in my basement...
- benj111 7y agoI'll trade you one for my mouse roller cleaner, I'll even chuck in a mouse mat, and an AOL disc.
- stallmanite 7y agoI must have been spoiled I thought those were really common. Every computer I used had one sitting nearby.