Disks and movies

I have started to title my blog entries now. Go me.

Now im sure you can name at least one movie where there is this mysterious diskette, containing some super secret infromation. As usual, this 1.44 diskette has some nice 3D presentation stuff in it, so we all geeks can laugh and ask how in hell such thing fits into 1.44 megs anyway. Somewhere in the end of the movie, a guy is furiously searching his apartment for this mysterious disk. Then when he realizes someone has stole it, the thief appears in his doorway with a smug grin on his or her face and waves the diskette in his hand. "Looking for this?" he asks.

Even movies have to follow their time, and soon the mysterious diskette changed into a mysterious mini-cd. The contents still had mysterious super secret information, with 3D presentations or not. At least the mini-cds really have enough memory for 3D presentations, so we geeks can let out a sigh of relief. The plots of the movies however, rarely change, so we still have this guy furiously searching his apartment for this mysterious mini-cd, and then the thief appears in his doorway, waving that mini-cd in his hand. "Looking for this?" Oh, yeah.

But now we have these memory cards, which can have even gigs of memory capacity, and still they ain't bigger than the nail of your thumb. So, now we have this same guy just as furiously searching for this super secret memory card with super secret information in it, when the thief appears in his doorway. The man stops his searching and turns to look at the thief. The thief takes out an envelope and a pair of tweezers, carefully pulling the small memory card out of the envelope with the tips of the tweezer. "Looking of this?" the thief asks. The other man slits his eyes, he can't even see the memory card. So he steps closer and almost touches the memory card with his nose. "Oh yeah." he says. "That's my card!"