Jasper Bakker UCX

@jsprbkkr.bsky.social

Techjournalist (bij Tweakers.net), gamer(t), filmfan(aat), spraakwaterval (lest de dorst), metal life crisis, Unregistered Cyber eXpert. Voorheen techjournalist bij AG Connect.

The richest person in the world, an avowed white supremacist, today again posted "the next step is getting rid of 'source code' entirely and just making an efficient binary directly with AI" because he has no idea how anything works, not even the basics of industries he is in.

I bought a bunch of zip disks at the electronics flea because it came in a cool organizer. Turns out it was someone's porn collection and their email backup so I knew who's porn collection 🫠

The original SCSI models have the foam and are much more likely to be able to pull data off damaged disks. This is from the data recovery guy at VCF so maybe he can help?

And the fact that a damaged disk inserted into a different drive could fuck up the other drive. So in an environment with more than one drive it was effectively a super spreader event.

TIL the iomega Zip Drive 'click of death' is due to value engineering out an 85 cent long lead time piece of foam that helped prevent the read/write head from crashing into the disk. It was contagious because a damaged disk inserted into another drive could damage the head on the second drive