Easy to use tool kit that converts your RAM into RAID 6 archival level storage for your precious memories.
Each cubic inch sized tool kit capable of converting 7200 RPM HDD into 8 Mw data center upgrade clusters through the use of advanced quantum computing that will leave AI in the dust.
It’ll also turn a Woot tshirt into a tank top.
Over 90 years ago, William R. Hiller and his two sons began building a reliable bookbinding business. The old Provo book Bindery has emerged as one of the best bookbinding resources in the United States. Hiller bookbinding aims to keep memories safe and secure outside of photo albums because people have always sought ways to stay in touch with past history and past memories started production of the first album. The advent of the fine art of scrapbooking and paper craft continues to increase the need for high quality, functional and creative craft products and tools. In 2014, We R Memory Keepers joined the American Crafts family of brands. To date, We R Memory Keepers manufactures the most innovative, functional and high quality products loved by engineers around the world.
Wait … WHAT? Is this for RAM, or SSDs, or for scrapbooking?? Maybe for making labels for your prized collection of historic 5-¼” and 3-½” floppie disks?
I’m so confused.
If you think that’s confusing. I interned in South Africa for TRW.
5 and 1/4-in discs were called floppies, what do you think? The 3 and 1/2-in discs were called? That’s right. The first person who asked me to give them a stiffy had me quite confused.
I’m so old, I’ve forgotten if they were disks or discs. I still have Memorex and other boxes that called them diskettes.
I seem to recall the optical ones were discs (e.g. “Compact Disc”). 