An office manager marvelling at a newly purchased, thick blue disk cartridge that can hold an incredible 100 megabytes of data, claiming that no human being could ever write enough text to fill it.
Part of the 31 Tech & Computer Jokes: The 1995 “Windows 95, Floppy Disks & Dial-Up Screeches” Edition archive. Historically Verified
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