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USB sticks go in a lot of things that aren't the laptops the ultra-wealthy constantly upgrade every 18 months. I've got equipment with USB ports on it that can
by calciphus 12y ago
USB sticks go in a lot of things that aren't the laptops the ultra-wealthy constantly upgrade every 18 months.
I've got equipment with USB ports on it that can only read FAT32.
Transitions take time. Unfortunately both MSFT and APPL practice the fine art of "Don't improve your own product, hamper your competitors' efforts" as a way to maintain their respective kingdoms.
- fromfarfaraway 12y agoIn my country, a popular example of such equipment that can only read FAT32 are devices built to access subscription satellite TV illegaly.
- auxym 12y agoRandom other example: lab I worked in had a CNC milling machine that accepted FAT32 usb drives to load g-code from.