I had an FDD on my 2 old computers. One is a Pentium II, and the other is a Pentium IV. The current one, however, has no FDD, because I didn't think I needed one.

I have one behind me, I just haven't got around to getting a front for it to put in this comp

We threw away all the floppy discs in our house.

Yes, I have still a Windows 98 running. (good solid work). The only problem is, that having it in my network is a pain. And the Windows startup-floppy disk is still here, too.

I have 3,5" FDD in all my 4 computers (3 of them are old computers)

I do. I don't even know why it's still there.

Now, who remembers 5.25 floppies? Or ever saw a ZIP disk?

Don't have one since years. The cheapness of CDs led to their replacement and now i use USB sticks. But i remember sharing savegames, cheat codes and the first the settlers with them

i have someware a box full of 8" floppies, i trade them for a poster of a topless lara croft; see my thread on steamtrades.com

Used to in my old PC; with a Pentium II processor, 24x CD-Rom (I think), 20GB hard drive (massive for the time) and my 3Dfx Voodoo 2 graphics card (oh the nostalgia). Can't remember how much RAM I used to have, though... probably 256 or 512MB.

EDIT: I used to have an IBM with a 5 1⁄4-inch floppy drive and a 486 processor, too... Playing Sopwith and Digger like a baws.

Does anyone remember the Turbo button?

I do, but it was a real pain to make it fit. I had to use an old audio cable (usually for old CD drivers/burners) and had to try basically all the spikes that could give it power until I found a random one that's definitely not there for that exact reason... But it works!

I remember my dad showing me this new video game but we couldn't play it because it turned out it required a "mouse."

So cool having a nerdy dad that worked with computers in 1988.

Floppy ? Isn't that the fancy new stuff that is supposed to replace the 1530 ?

I do :D

I also have working floppies behind my desk, 1,44 MB BITCHES! :D

I have been using electronic systems for programming, for as long as I can remember.

I started out with a Casio PB 700 where I wrote a Paranoid clone and a 4 frame animation. Later on I had a Sinclair QL, then a system(don't remember the brand name) with 12Hz processor, 512Kb ram with Green Monochrome monitor. The first system had Microdrive tape-loop cartridge drive and the later one had both 5.25-inch (133 mm) and 3.5-inch (89 mm) size floppy drive. After that I had my first Pentium 1, 133Hz system.

So, returning to your question yes I know what floppy drives are and I only missed the 8inch one. ;)

Btw, you know the fun part of this answer? Most of this systems are still at our house and they still works like the first day. If you unpack them, no-one would be able to tell if they are new or 20 year old.

Don't copy that floppy!!

Well, my laptops never had FDDs.

I got "The Windows NT Device Driver Book" on my shelf, it comes with a floppy disk.

I bet you are referring to 3.5" but do you remember 8"?
And no, I don't have FDD, hell I don't even have CD/DVD/BL-ROM and haven't had for like 7 years.

Well I'm 29yo and my first computer was an Atari 800XL. It used casettes and 5 1/4 floppy disks

I remember breaking them for fun...

I still have floppies. I think 30 or more. I'm not counting the game floppies (like the Westwood games, Sierra, etc., or the first Police Quest game..in which I never made it out of the parking lot =/). I have a external floppy drive as well. It makes me nostalgic and feel a bit sad for the floppies that they just are not up to par anymore ^^

I have on my two desktop PCs. One is Pentium Celeron (400MHz)PC and its floppy drive is 12 years old. Other one is Athlon 3000+ PC, black and 7 years old. Two of them are functional.

Oh, a prehistoric item, I used it to transfer Diablo 2 saves in ye old time.

Don't Copy That Floppy

Don't Copy That 2

I should warn you; the first one is a classic. The second one is just... awful.