Yeap... You are right about that... Thumb Drives, USB Hard Drives, and the such... Will out preform most of that stuff without any problems at all...
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Yeap... You are right about that... Thumb Drives, USB Hard Drives, and the such... Will out preform most of that stuff without any problems at all...
Carykd7kau
Reincarnated cat Moderator
You have more computing power in your smart phone than ALL of NASA had when they sent the guys to the moon. Amazing where technology has taken us.
I remember well inputing data onto 8" floppy disks...
That's an amazing fact!!!
Do you remember the day of inputting data to a Multi-Disk platter on a main frame....
Oh GEEZZ! WOW... I remember those, and almost forgot about them...
Carykd7kau
Reincarnated cat Moderator
I had forgotten about 80 column IBM punch cards. I did a little punch card inputting in the late 60s in the military.
John Popp
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Exponentially more computing power in your smart phone than what NASA had around for the Apollo 11 mission actually. The real genius however was the software NASA was writing at the time when memory, storage and processing power were at such a premium. What NASA had eventually developed for the Apollo Guidance Computer, the design ended up being so complex that had they been aware how tall an order it was they likely would have never attempted it.