What Can You Build Out of 64 Floppy Disc Drives.......

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.......8 hard disc drives, and two scanners?

[video=youtube;Oym7B7YidKs]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oym7B7YidKs&t=2s[/video]
 
That was interesting for me because I'm a nerd. But even I kept thinking "waaaaay too much time on your hands buddy!"

Wonder how long it takes to program a song?
 
By splitting storage, you can build one VERY secure document storage receptacle. My work computer split anything I saved between two hard drives.
 
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Thats how these things work, right?
 
Wow, that is impressive certainly. I never would have thought to compose music with the sounds of printers and old floppy drives... Though I did use the beep of a power switch to a printer in a song once, but that's slightly less impressive. :p

Still, though, whenever I see things like this I have to think to myself... But was the music really any better quality than an orchestra or even a normal video game? Not really.

I mean... what do you do with it once it's made? You certainly can't transport it easily and I'm sure it takes weeks to program a single song like this. The impracticality of an invention like this lessens the awe-factor a ton for me.
 
FenceMan said:
The impracticality of an invention like this lessens the awe-factor a ton for me.
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It's art.
Art doesn't need to be practical.

[video=youtube;32kWuKysE6A]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32kWuKysE6A[/video]
 
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