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The floppy disk has gone the way of the dinosaur.
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Except for Google's lovable jumping dinosaur.
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These disks might hold one or two photos at best; they probably won't hold much more though at only 2MB.
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It's worth noting that today's photos taken can be upwards of 10MB on their own!
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Thin metal pieces are good places to start.
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This one's so thin that you can bend it with a finger.
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This one wasn't too hard, but if you're having trouble getting it up, a Jimmy comes in handy.
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With some careful prying, the entire lid pops right off.
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You may need a spudger, metal spudger, Jimmy, or a combination of the three to get into the crack where the metal piece once was.
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There are little pushpins holding the two halves together, but they were pulled apart during disassembly, easy as 1, 2, 3!
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And we get a glimpse of what's inside! Spoiler alert: not much is there.
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On the inside, we see a small pad, probably to clean the turning disk that's inside.
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This one was pretty nasty. Eww.
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This pad is glued into the casing with some tough adhesive; the manufacturer really didn't want this pad coming out on its own.
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The meat n' bones of the floppy disk, the disk itself!
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Ever wondered why the floppy disk was called the "floppy" disk, even though it was in that hard plastic case? This is why.
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Floppy Disk Repairability Score: 1 out of 10 (10 is the easiest to repair)
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This antique technology has virtually no replacement parts.
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Replacement of the tape or cleaning pads are impossible without breaking the case.
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The cleaning pads are held on with tight adhesive, making replacement difficult.
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Attempts to use heat to loosen adhesive may result in the case melting.
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High susceptibility to magnets make this device very sensitive.
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댓글 10개
Super cool! Haven't seen a floppy disk in forever.
They are a tad old...haha
This is amazeballs. Solid work!
Great teardown! :)