I wonder why uninstalling the hard disk and installing it in a different computer was the best solution.
Were the files so big that it would have used too many floppies? Did the two computers use different sizes of floppies? Could he not afford blank floppies (but he could afford damaging his hard disk)? Did he not have the right software to split a file into pieces to fit on multiple floppies?
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I wonder why uninstalling the hard disk and installing it in a different computer was the best solution.
Were the files so big that it would have used too many floppies? Did the two computers use different sizes of floppies? Could he not afford blank floppies (but he could afford damaging his hard disk)? Did he not have the right software to split a file into pieces to fit on multiple floppies?
If you wanted to share a bit of music, let's say a disc in MP3 format
You could either schlep the hard disk or try to carry 20 - 30 floppies around
With a high chance of at least some of them bring bad