I bought my first flash drive in like 2008, it was absolute top of the line. Biggest in the entire school, literally. 256mb. And that was SO much more storage than I needed lmao. I don't remember how much it actually cost, but I know it was in the $200 ballpark.
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the_joseNewcomerNov 3, 2026
Somewhere between those disks is the Ark of the Covenant
realjackNewcomerNov 3, 2026
still waiting for this to be a thing.
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ananya.singhNewcomerNov 3, 2026
Why would you use AI, though...?
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realthandiNewcomerNov 3, 2026
A 5mb harddrive from IBM in 1956.
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andrea68NewcomerNov 3, 2026
Amazing isn't it, that Terabyte? I remember paying $400 for a 400 Meg. Hard Drive.
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kowalski.janNewcomerNov 3, 2026
That's wrong, 1995 wasn't 30 years ago and I'm not willing to argue about that.
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oleksandr76NewcomerNov 3, 2026
CD was invented in the 80s.
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tariq92NewcomerNov 3, 2026
1995 --> CD ROMs. Just 1,500 needed for 1TB. Sure micro-SDs are an incredible advancement, but the image above is bs. Try again kid.
3.75Mb 1956
I bought my first flash drive in like 2008, it was absolute top of the line. Biggest in the entire school, literally. 256mb. And that was SO much more storage than I needed lmao. I don't remember how much it actually cost, but I know it was in the $200 ballpark.
Somewhere between those disks is the Ark of the Covenant
still waiting for this to be a thing.
Why would you use AI, though...?
A 5mb harddrive from IBM in 1956.
Amazing isn't it, that Terabyte? I remember paying $400 for a 400 Meg. Hard Drive.
That's wrong, 1995 wasn't 30 years ago and I'm not willing to argue about that.
CD was invented in the 80s.
1995 --> CD ROMs. Just 1,500 needed for 1TB. Sure micro-SDs are an incredible advancement, but the image above is bs. Try again kid.