You thought the floppy disk was long dead. You thought that, in today's cloud-centric age--a time in which even miulti-gigabyte flash drives are ridiculously inexpensive--that the humble 3.5-inch plastic-encased disk would be a relic. You'd be right. But that didn't stop one ingenious soul from trying to bring it back. Meet the 126GB floppy drive. This clever hack comes to us thanks to YouTube user Dr. Moddnstine (via Geek.com), who hacked an SD Card into an old floppy drive. And believe it or n...
You thought the floppy disk was long dead. You thought that, in today's cloud-centric age--a time in which even miulti-gigabyte flash drives are ridiculously inexpensive--that the humble 3.5-inch plastic-encased disk would be a relic. You'd be right. But that didn't stop one ingenious soul from trying to bring it back. Meet the 126GB floppy drive. This clever hack comes to us thanks to YouTube user Dr. Moddnstine (via Geek.com), who hacked an SD Card into an old floppy drive. And believe it or n...
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