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Michael Griffith 22 days ago
“+Timothy Collins It's more complicated than that. Single density, double density, single sided, double sided. Any combination of  those four is possible. ”, in a comment on Greg S.'s post “You know, I don't think I could fit a single photo from our current camera onto a floppy disk...” 25
Elliot Tucker 20 days ago
“+Ben Tyger Up to 360Kb (that's a K!) for the Double Density "mini" floppy.  I remember the regular 8" floppy.  Well, my dad showed me one when I was v-small. ”, in a comment on ReadWrite's post “Remember, everyone.” 44
Justin Lipman 05/13/2013
“I remember 8" and 5 1/4 floppies... Single Density, Double Density... I remember using audio tapes to load and store my programs. ”, in a comment on Sam Samandar's post “I do remember.” 3
Art Eppley 04/23/2013
“No....it wasn't double it was set so disks couldn't be duplicated (with double density) ”, in a comment on Christy Ramsey's post “Challenge accepted?” 184
Michael Lockhart 05/12/2013
“heck, when I was young, one could defeat "copy protection" by using high-speed dubbing on a cassette player, oh and sometimes you also needed a photocopier... We also used to think it was grand to "upgrade" a double-density floppy to high-density by cutting a whole in the corner... Verbatim where the only ones that could… ”, in a comment on Geek+'s post “Geek+ - Google+ - Or that part in Hackers the movie where their using…” 142
Israel Rodriguez 04/25/2013
“I would punch another hole at the other side and make it double density. :) ”, in a comment on Programming.com's post “Great design.” 267
Richard Edwards 04/28/2013
“Those were the days. You could also fit the Internet on a collection of 5,1/4 disks, double density of course ”, in a comment on duncan macneil's post “Okay, now I have the email addresses of everyone in the USA in three simple volumes, I don't need to network any more.” 3
Todd Carpenter 04/24/2013
“I had to learhn how to read punch cards in highschool. Even then I thought they were out dated. I started using 512 kb 5 inch floppys. A year later there were double sided double density 1.2 mb ones back in 1986. I had access to a Comodore Vic 20. With an 8 inch floppy drive. Later I had a Commodore 64 with a cassette tape drive. I always liked the… ”, in a comment on Dan Vanevenhoven's post “If you dont know what this is, you don't know the struggle!” 27

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“This week: the fastest 6502! Hang on, because we're about to take some liberties with what constitutes a 6502... In the beginning (1974) we had the MOS 6502 launch with a 1MHz clock speed. Boards like the AIM-65 and KIM-1 ran at 1MHz, the Apple 1 and II ran at 1.023 (barely faster!) Bill Mensch said[1] "This is a five megahertz 6502 and… ”
04/18/2013
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