I wonder what “limited lifetime warranty” means.
Sell them as 3D printed save icons.
That would possibly work
Tape the other hole and format them in DD (0,72MB) format.
World’s best swap drive.
Throw them around your office like frisbees.
Inserting your floppy is a time honored tradition. Have a few too many beers, and give it a go. You have 10 chances to succeed, it seems.
Throw them at junior sysadmins like shuriken.
Boof them. Don’t think about it, just boof em.
TDK’s revenue has been increasing steadily at least starting from 2010. When was the last time you bought a TDK product?
You probably have one of their chips or components in your computer, phone, tv, charger brick, etc.
Tdk makes chips, really?
Honestly I had a hard time figuring it out by just going to their website because it’s full of corporate nothing-speak but…I think so? Or maybe just components?
Whatever you do, as soon as you crack it open get your nose right up there and inhale deeply.
Aaahhhhhhhh the aroma of 1995.
The cleanest breath you’ll ever take
Nah, probably smells like cigarettes
Plastic offgassing mmmhmmhm
Delicious cancer
https://www.tdkrfsolutions.tdk.com/support/warrant-terms
Probably not the same terms as when they made the disks, but it’s their terms on limited warranty now.
Also, hand the disks to anyone asking you for your email for marketing purposes. Tell them all your information is on the disk.
Attach one to a light pole with a paper that says “Government access codes”
Dude. RAID.
If this is wrong, I’m not sure I want to be right.
Oh my gosh, that’s incredible. It’s so cool to compare it to This one from 12 years ago
crunchy but old snack
open it in a non-destructive manner, switch every read/write lock slider, put it back together.
Throw them away and find a shugart compatible disk
