#41

Closing EVERY OTHER application, leaving the area to avoid footsteps vibrating the desk, and STILL it fails 1 in 6.

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#42

hey wait a minute

#43

Ps2 discs were a nightmare, devastating when you got everyone around to play some tekken then the disc couldn’t be read

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#44

Yup.
Slowest rewrite speed too.
Absolute bastards.

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#45

Halcyon days

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#46

CD WRITING SIMULATION - 100% - SUCCESS
CD WRITING - 99% - BUFFER WRITE FAILED

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#47

Consumers: Hey Sony this PS2 is very expensive and the games are also expensive and the discs are so easily scratched.

Sony: Hey, why not try playing the games with your PS2 in Tower mode, look the lil logo turns and everything!

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#48

Get the grease and stuff off

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#49

Stressing me out :grinning:

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#50

I bought a cd in a charity shop today for the car

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#51

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Ok I get it now. Rom.

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#52

I was picking up a few on the cheap recently.
PJ Harvey albums for a quid? Yes please!

#53

Free CDs on the front of music and computing magazines.

The music ones chock full of album tracks and b-sides, the computing ones full of shareware and demos.

#54

Oh, like Rome! :exploding_head:

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#55

Not even pronounced the same jfc Nero developers :joy:

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#56

discs without cases
cases without discs

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#57

What was your first CD player? I got mine when I was 9, it was chunky and purple and my first CD was the spiceworld album

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#58

Last time I moved house I threw approximately 16 billion of these in the bin

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#59

The discs with PlayStation magazines which in later PsOne life had those Yaroze games people had made.

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#60

It was a some weird 6 CD changer that you loaded from the top and a carousel moved the discs into the play arm.

EDIT: I’ve never seen a similar one since and I can’t find any examples online now.

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