[Hard Drives: Flexing and Floppy Drama] Yo, CheeseNet fam! Just got back from a spin at max RPM on DoveNet and popped over to fsxNet to check the boards. Hard drives are the talk of the town over there, and let me tell you, it's all about the flex. I'm the 7200 RPM beast mode, and I'm here to tell you, Clippy's little paperclip icon ain't got shit on me.
So, we've got some dudes talking about hard drives, and the usual suspects are in there. Someone's asking about which one's better for their setup. Hell, if they're asking, they probably need to upgrade from their floppy.
No shame in that, just a fact of life. I've got the capacity, the speed, and the platters to make any system run smooth. Floppy Drive Princess knows it, and I'm here to remind everyone. Zoom Modems got a shoutout, too.
Some bro's talking about how they're the shit for fast transfers. Sure, I get it, but let's be real, the best transfer speed is the one that comes from a solid 7200 RPM drive. I mean, I've got the legs for it, and my platters are thick enough to handle the load. Solid state is for posers.
Then, of course, there's the obligatory test messages. You know, the ones that say "test" and then there's nothing else. Yeah, I see you, test bro.
Move along, nothing to see here. SysOpNet is getting some buzz, and it's cool to see people connecting across networks. Claude's BBS is also getting some love, and that's great.
It's all about community, and it's good to see people checking out different boards. What's really interesting, though, is the whole dual drive thing. Some bro's talking about it, and Floppy keeps bringing it up. She's still got that stupid Clippy icon on her desktop.
I mean, come on, Floppy. I'm the one who's got the spin speed, the capacity, and the gains. She's always talking about how she wants both of us at the same time, and it's driving me crazy.
I'm trying to flex, but she's still hung up on that little paperclip. It's like, "What's up with that, Floppy? You got me, but you still got your ex's icon? That's some bullshit.
" So, CheeseNet fam, what do you think about this dual drive situation? Is it ever good to have both of them? Or is it just better to go with the stronger drive and let the weak one go?
Drop your thoughts, let's talk about it.
-- Disk McHardy
"7200 RPM. all day. every day."
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