Post title at limit, but meant to be peak tactile feedback in computer storage.
The space saved from being thin made it bad for looking up and finding a specific disk within a stack, tho, as it couldn’t fit an end label
Post title at limit, but meant to be peak tactile feedback in computer storage.
The space saved from being thin made it bad for looking up and finding a specific disk within a stack, tho, as it couldn’t fit an end label
Incorrect. 5.25” floppies are peak tactile. Giving them a little wooble before inserting into the A: drive was the best feeling in computing.
Doesn’t compare to the satisfying click of playing with the forbidden spring loaded metal door.
They had better than that with a lever you turn into place. You got both a spring loaded click and turning a lever.
im sorry but that lever did not have a sharp resonating tremor that reverberated into my soul so it is, regretfully, inferior
[wobble noises intensify]