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If you don't have a way to read a CD-ROM, how do you know that it is "full of files"? Couldn't it be an audio CD?
by gridscomputing 13y ago
If you don't have a way to read a CD-ROM, how do you know that it is "full of files"? Couldn't it be an audio CD?
- dangrossman 13y agoProbably from the cover sheet attached to the CD. It's a safe assumption he hasn't been served with a mix tape.