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Oh yes, and in a set of 14 disks, it was always the last one which was corrupt.
by easywood 2y ago
Oh yes, and in a set of 14 disks, it was always the last one which was corrupt.
- krige 2y agoOof, I felt that. I recall reading, many years ago, some statistics on how CD-ROM discs filled to about 600-650 megs made them much more reliable than the ones pushed to theoretical maximums. This was about regular, retail data CDs, not (re)writables. I have always felt the floppy was a great demonstrator of the concept: a 3.5 inch might be perfectly fine for everyday usage and storage, but the moment you're trying to carry some data in 1.44 meg [0] zip portions, you're bound to find out just how many defective discs you had the entire time. [0]okay, it was 1.37 meg of data actually IIRC but still