Graham Tinkers has created a Raspberry Pi-powered system that automatically backs up stacks of floppy disks and takes a picture of the label as it goes.

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A $130 million state grant will upgrade the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency's train control system after 30 years of relying on floppy disks. The grant announced Thursday will mean ...

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From the creators of Home Safety Hotline, Please Insert Disc is an upcoming puzzle horror game set in 2002 about navigating the underbelly of your game console to restore its functionality - but ...

The city’s light-rail system has used 5¼-inch floppy disks for nearly 40 years. Getting off them won't come cheap.

In addition to Techopedia, he writes for Digital Trends and Forbes… San Francisco is getting rid of floppy disks used in its metro rail system. The floppy disks control everything including the ...

San Francisco Muni has approved a contract that will replace the train control system for the Market Street Subway (highlighted in yellow), which currently has a system using a floppy disk drive. San ...