Trash I: JumpDrive 2.0 Pro

There will likely be a sporadic series of things that might be interesting to photograph … before they head to the curb. This is the first in the series: my first thumb drive/jump drive! I wish I could find when I bought this and how much I paid. I used it to move files between my home computer and campus computer.
· Storage capacity: 256Mb
· Speed class Rating 80X: 14 MB/s sustained read speed in USB 2.0 system; 12 MB/s sustained write speed in USB 2.0 system
· Works with existing USB 1.1 ports and USB 2.0 ports in both PCs and Macs
· Date First Available: August 30, 2004
· Functionality now? “The last USB device you connected to this computer malfunctioned, and Windows does not recognize it”

Looking back
1 year ago: No post
2 years ago: “Common Buckeye (above) [Filler]”
3 years ago: “Another dawn row”
4 years ago: “The evolution of storage”
5 years ago: “Do you mind?”
6 years ago: “Celebrating!”
7 years ago: “Pinwheel macro”
8 years ago: “Rain!”
9 years ago: “August abstract #5”

[ IMG_1235S100x75ACstm :: 60mm :: foldio :: tripod ]

[Mags]

LOL! That's a real clear shot! I have so many of those little buggers around here, but then I still have a lot of 3.5 discs around here, too.

[Esther Rosenberg]

Great details, Yes!! great photo ops before the trash pick up,

[Thom Mitchell]

@marlboromaam @dutchothotmailcom 60mm macro lens. Tripod (JOBY GorillaPod). Then 4/10" at f/32 to maximize depth-of-field. Not looking for bokeh here!

[GaryW]

I always wondered what these things looked like inside. My wife and I have lots of photos stored on these.