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[__withoutwings]

It'll be hard to make fun of me for the music that's on this computer NOW. It's been DELETED. Mostly.

I did some much-needed maintenance of what's on my hard drive. It still kind of bothers me to have only one song by an artist, but I guess in some circumstances it's acceptable.

Since it's hard for me to figure out everything that I used to have, I

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[mr_antrobus]

2 GB? I remember when 80 MB was amazing. Hell, I remember when programs all ran on floppy disks. And I mean real 5-1/4 inch floppy disks.

You can get a 4 GB flash drive for about $30 these days. I'd suggest getting one of those and offloading the stuff you have from that old tower - if it has decent USB ports. Then you can get rid of the machine, upload your stuff to your current computer, and have 4 gigs of storage to carry around everywhere. Booyah.

[__withoutwings]

Flash drives generally don't work on computers that are running with Windows 95. I think the first time I got one, I may have had to install it, and if that's the case, then it might recognize others. If the USB ports still work, anyway ... it is twelve years old.