If we have hard discs why are there no soft discs
> being too young to remember floppy disks
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>>52012451
optical drive disc are kinda-bendable...
>>52012451
DUDE
>>52012451
>hard discs
disk is for magnetic media and disc is for optical media.
>>52012747
WEED
>>52012486
CD-ROM was developed in 1985 and CD-R was developed in 1990.
Time flies, anon.
>>52012815
>CD-R doesn't stand for CD-ROM
Whaaaaaaat
>>52012860
CD-Recordable =/= CD-Read Only Memory
nigger
>>52012451
There are. They've just been supplanted by superior storage media.
>>52012815
Floppy disks saw common use up to the early years of the 21st century.
>>52012815
Floppy disks didn't stop being used in 1985 though penis breath. CD-ROMs didn't really take off until the mid 90s, floppies were still in common usage until around 10 years ago.
>>52012451
because pcs don't come with an A:\ drive anymore sadly
>>52013525
Floppy drives only really died in about 2005 when USB flash drives got cheap enough and USB 2 ports got common enough.
>>52013565
Yes
>>52013565
>tfw some data place in my old hometown has my fingerprints, DNA, and basically all of my information on a floppy disk because my school forced it on me
T-Thanks, Kansas
The soft discs lost. Because they weren't hard enough
>>52012486
1998 is almost 18 years ago.
>If we have hard discs why are there no soft discs
But we do.
-Hardware & software
-Hard disc & soft disc(software disk aka virtual drive)
If we have solid state drives where are the liquid state drives
If we have Random Access Memory why don't we have Specific Access Memory?
>>52013814
brains
guys I just want everybody to know that I'm a homosexual
I actually mean I like guys, not girls, guys
>>52013814
>http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/06/100622095050.htm
>>52013847
You're retarded.
>>52013920
faggot
>>52013984
I actually mean I need your support, understand?
>>52013970
No I think that's probably you
>>52013847
If we have Random Access Memory, why can't we have Random Denial Memory???
F*CK THAT!
Would something like the storage a VM can access, eg, what speccy might pick up as 'QEMU virtual disk' count as a soft disk? It's a disk in software after all.
