I've used that rule a few times.

LOL

I remember seeing them.
Winchester drive that is.
The first hard drive's I had experience with was a Seagate 5-1/4 10mb.
When I installed this new HUGE drive (84mb 3.5") in a customers machine after checking with engineering to see if our BTOS computer could format and use a drive that size.
Until till then the largest we used was a 5-1/4 half-height 40mb.
Our floorstanding word processor (the first in the world to utilize a screen) used 5-1/4 360k floppies.
Or a mag-card reader to load the OS and storage.
48K memory.
40k for the system.
8k for the video.

https://gizmodo.com/seagate-st-506-the-daddy-of-modern-hard-drives-5495502
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=857&v=CBjoWMA5d84

I recall reading about the latest in hard drive advancements regarding the largest drive to date.
1 gb. So expensive it was only offered on a lease. Not for sale.
How about 16mb's of memory for a fantastic price of only $600.00.

Yes they are.
That is why I copy them to the first drive.
If that drive happens to fail, I can still copy them to the second drive.
Then the rest of my drives.
Of course if the first drive doesn't fail I'm happy.
Drives are so cheap.
I purchased another 4tb WD drive at Wallyworld today for $97.00.

I backup my pictures and all important data to six usb drives.
Three of which I keep in a fire resistant safe.
Good for a 1,700 degree fire for one hour.
I copy, not cut and paste from the memory card to drive one and then the others.
Just incase the first drive dies before I copy them out.

I knew a guy whos car was much worse than that car.
Oops! I've known two guys with cars worse that the one.
Each one required major rearranging of garbage just to find the front seat.
Never mind sitting in it!

I once ran a computer service call to a home in Stony Brook NY whose home was WAYYYYY worse
than that car. I had to walk through narrow pathway of junk inside the home to reach ware the room
where the computer was.
One of the homeowners had a serious hording problem.

Buy yourself a small UPS. I have 5 of them in use.
I use them on the cable box. Computers including laptops.
Modem, router DVR, etc.

He He

It's just like SheiKra in Bush Gardens Florida.
One friday night I rode it six times in a row.
Hands UP all the way just like Kingda Ka, Six Flags, NJ.
I love the few moments of weightlessness with the first drop.
They should made this new coaster another 100' higher for more weightlessness time.

How true.

Funny :-)

Wait until I show my sister this one.
Her husband is one of those men who eat, sleep, drink, work it-at GOLF!

Your focus point was off. :-)

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