Review on Fuji MF2HD Density Floppy Disks by Sean Garrison

I return to constrained environments to improve my productivity. This is something you should do if you are in poor health and in the midst of a public health crisis. Somehow this led to floppy disks. And I'm very happy about that, because they have become very valuable to me. Each of them now holds something valuable for me. For example, a single drive might contain a new text adventure based on the last tabletop campaign our group ran. The following is a collection of a few select photos from all of us last spring. The next CD contains a song that we made up. It's a bit vulgar, but considering I haven't seen them in ten months, I cry when I hear them. The color is reminiscent of the old Sony floppy disks my brother used in the 90's. Although in 23 years it's a bit more of a yellow hue and less worn. The labels wrap around and serve as an indication of the write-protect tab. Each label is color coded so you can keep things reasonably organized.