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If an attempt is made to remove a device while in the midst of a file transfer, the port clamps onto the device and growls.
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Somebody still uses those things? You've heard of
Dropbox, icloud and evernote right? |
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DIYMatt - Some of us still prefer to keep our data on media that we physically control. |
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+ sure! I'll take Hello Kitty. |
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To me the biggest problem with cloud storage is perpetual expense. It really can add up if you have much there. |
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like it too. Next idea: USB toothpick |
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<suffers a brief moment of nostalgia for the days when you had to unlock your hard drive with an actual, real key>
What everyone else said. Except DIYMatt. And the bit about the Wookie... and Hello Kitty. |
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Not sure about a real key but it does sound a little
like the old Apple Mac floppy drives. I think I also
ran into this on 8" floppy drives on a CPM box. I
think the Mac had to be told in software to eject
while the CPM box just used to lock the draw
while the disk was rotating. |
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And I also remember the fun and games trying to
retrieve a disk when either system crashed. I seem
to remember a bent paperclip solved the problem. |
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