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One of my systems crashed during Vista setup today.  I booted into WinPE to get the log files off of it.  Unfortunately, because of the IPSec policies that have been deployed on our network recently I couldn't copy them off of the system onto a network share.  My USB thumb drive didn't work in PE so I was left looking for a floppy disk.  Due to cost cutting I have to go all the way to the first floor to find any office supplies.  That is an issue for another post.  It appears we don't stock floppies in the supply rooms any longer.  I asked the receptionist if she had a floppy disk.  She said, what kind of disk do you want?  I said, a floppy disk.  She said, I don't know what that is.  [:O]

I didn't realize how old school the floppy disk had become.

Comments

  • Anonymous
    July 28, 2005
    Nice! I wonder how that receptionist would respond to booting up directly into Atari BASIC or having to load a program off of a specific tick count on a tape drive :)

    http://www.codemilitia.com/blogs/tobin.titus/archive/2005/06/29/215.aspx
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    July 28, 2005
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  • Anonymous
    July 28, 2005
    One other thing I wanted to post below, but unfortunately didn't catch your blog until recently (and comments for the one I wanted to respond to were off :-) )... The single instancing used internally to the WIM format has similar concepts to the way that Single Instance Storage worked for RIS, as well as the implementation that Exchange used. But it isn't truly "Single Instance Storage", rather it is a part of the way the WIM format itself is implemented.
  • Anonymous
    April 07, 2008
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