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DIS IZ DA BEST VID EVA
This is all floppies are good for anymore lol
Good reuse of obsolete technology…
What’s a floppy disk? What’s that song from? I think that song must be from a movie from before us 20-somethings were born. And floppy disks? Never used those either.
Are you serious?
I’m 16 and I used to use floppy disks when I started programming.
You’re doing it wrong.
i’m 21 and i used those disks, i even used the 5.25″ disks… maybe you didn’t have a computer before they were out… no offense…
BTW… the song is the Imperial March from Star Wars
I;m sorry
your sarcasm apparently falls upon deaf ears (eyes?).
How…?
Aliens.
Also, Chuck Testa.
Direct hardware control of the motors. Turn ‘em on and off fast enough, you get a tone.
Friend of mine did this with an Apple IIe back in my high school library. Played ‘Mary Had a Little Lamb’ that way. Much cleaner tone, too. I suspect that he had more control, what with the older tech relying less on internal wizardry and more on the actual computer telling it what to do.
i remember when floppies had a purpose…ah the good old days.
also that sounded like it was starwars game on a nes or gameboy
Spent thousands of dollars learning programming, just learned to make floppy disks sing
I’d sit through 90 minutes of this over 90 minutes of Cars 2. Money well spent.
Wow that sounds so epic. 0.o
..But will it blend?
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1.3 tera nerdpoints (1.3 TNP) to the creator of this video.
Finally, some kind of use for all the old floppy drives I have.
THIS IS SO AMAZING IF I COULD LIKE IT A BILLION TIMES I WOULD!