Floppy disk, brick cell phone, typewriter… did you miss me? Check out the latest versions of these and other older technologies ...

As the name suggests, write protection prevents you or anyone else from making any changes to the drive. As a result, when you try to add or remove files from the drive, you'll see a "The disk is ...

revealing that the FAA is having trouble modernizing aviation infrastructure and safety systems — many of which still use floppy disks — because it receives no steady stream of funding.

WUSA-TV Washington, D.C. Posted: March 4, 2025 | Last updated: March 4, 2025 The hearings were held as a response to the deadly mid-air collision near Reagan National Airport. The Real Reason ...

The witnesses asked Congress to allocate more money to the aviation industry, revealing that the FAA is having trouble modernizing aviation infrastructure and safety systems — many of which still use ...

(The Center Square) – America’s air traffic control systems are outdated, understaffed, and underfunded, risking more deadly plane accidents in the near future if things do not change, aviation ...

They feature sustained write speeds of 1,600MB/s (confirmed by CineD’s testing), a durable aluminum housing, and a recessed USB-C port so there’s less strain on an attached cable. They’re ...

The error “this disk is write protected” usually occurs when either the system has locked a removable storage out of the system, or there is a write-protected ...

This repository contains the host tools for controlling Greaseweazle: an Open Source USB device capable of reading and writing raw data on nearly any type of floppy disk.

60 Minutes received a tour of the F.E. Warren Air Force Base in Cheyenne, Wyoming, the storage facility of 450 nuclear warheads and a Minuteman III missile The facility was built in the 1960s to ...

Archiving data from old floppy disks can be a tedious process at best. Poorly labeled disks combined with slow transfer speeds put it high on the list of things we would rather not do, and it ...

He literally put the passwords on a floppy disk in the form of paper glued to the magnetic film. For those that still have some floppy disks around, this is a zero cost hack. We wouldn’t ...