Wow. Someone has a lot of time on their hands... and some talent.
...but mostly time.
Very clever.
"Tainted Love" by Soft Cell ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBWrLhgiX74
Originally written by Ed Cobb and recorded by Gloria Jones in 1964. Covered by Soft Cell in 1981.
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Wow, impressive. ---... -.--.-
This is awesome. And yes too much free time,
Looks like the floppy composer Gigawipf does have a crap load of time on the pc.
Edit: didnt see Tainted Love was allready uploaded till now
I thought that floppy disk media went down the same path as 8 track and VHS tapes, namely the road to obsolescence. Then a Google search revealed that they are still available. You learn something every day.
I read somewhere about a guy who used them to tile his little garden shed roof.
Hey folks check these idea's: http://www.etsy.com/au/listing/6278790/floppy-disk-notepad-yellow
Personally I like the simple note pad made out of a pair of 3 1/2 inch floppy disks. The pad contains 40 pages for your writing pleasure.
Bit of an old thread but here is an old classic
Eye of the Tiger !!!
I don't understand, what is that machine? Why has the paper got holes in???
(Yeah right, I wished I was too young to not know )
I don't understand, what is that machine? Why has the paper got holes in???
(Yeah right, I wished I was too young to not know
)
I beat someone would have asked that questions !!!
I don't understand, what is that machine? Why has the paper got holes in???
Clue: It's something you need allot of auto-correcting strips to use.
Still have one on the indoor porch, can't complain as it taught me how to properly type before I had to take the mandatory typing class during my high school days. That one my mother bought for me way back then cost what an off-the-shelf computer costs nowadays.
Clue: It's something you need allot of auto-correcting strips to use.
Still have one on the indoor porch, can't complain as it taught me how to properly type before I had to take the mandatory typing class during my high school days. That one my mother bought for me way back then cost what an off-the-shelf computer costs nowadays.
I've actually never used one
damn i can remember printing out uni assignments on those guys - back before they got bi-directional.
I've actually never used one
We used to have people come to our house to use mine/ours so they could type a job resume, they were too expensive for what little they did.