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Poll: What do you do w/ your old/small Flash Drives?
#11
This is a good question and one I've been wrestling with myself. I have had need lately for a thumb drive but then I think, why not just use one of my old flash drives with its universal card reader gadjet thingy? Not as elegant as a thumb drive but it will do the job.
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#12
We loose them before they get old.
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#13
Throw them in a drawer.
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#14
Give them to luddite friends in hope to drag them into the last century. Big Grin I gave a used 512 MB flash as a birthday present 2 months ago. She had not used it yet. Then I showed her it would hold the contents of *EVERY* floppy she owned (put 2 backups on CD, one to keep at work, one at home) and was amazed at the speed and convenience.

I just got a new tiny 8 GB USB drive. I have almost left it somewhere three times in the last week.
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#15
1) Use for giving files to people instead of CD-R's, less hassle to make and more environmentally friendly

2) If you have old CompactFlash cards, you can use those as boot drives for older PB's, such as a PB1400, so as to be able to run the machine silently: http://retromaccast.ning.com/photo/photo...to%3A20274
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#16
I've passed my old ones on to friends.
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#17
I use them for saving favorite URL's and e-mail addresses so I can just walk up to any computer, plug it in and surf my favorite sites and send mail to friends!
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