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This is definitely one of the coolest videos you will see all day.
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The coolest part imo was when they showed it from the side and you could see the CD was spinning at a different rate than the "wave"(the warping of the CD).
Wow... Eye fucking hazard!
How far into someone would the shrapnel travel?
Any of you ever had a CD shatter inside a drive?
Now to burn a CD that fast!
So these assholes just let CD pieces fly into their neighbors' properties?
Does anyone know how those high speed digital cameras capture and write large amounts of data so rapidly? One of the guys in the video said they recorded 96GBs in 4 seconds.
Body hazard...those guys should have had a small blast shield rig around that rig. Hiding behind a tree Wile-E-Coyote style don't work so well IRL.
Could an SSD raid do that?How does it store all that data? 90Gigs in 4 seconds, and an SSD can only transfer in in the hundreds of megs, does it have 90 gigs of RAM?
Any of you ever had a CD shatter inside a drive?
One of my drives almost did that years ago, but I caught it as the motor kept spinning faster and faster and I knew what was about to happen.
I have also had to replace a fair number of drives for customers that have had a disc shatter in the drive.
I really hope they didn't just leave the shattered pieces there ... although since I don't see any kind of containment I'm guessing that is what they did.
Does anyone know how those high speed digital cameras capture and write large amounts of data so rapidly? One of the guys in the video said they recorded 96GBs in 4 seconds.
I wonder how much those cameras go for, pretty sure it would be a "remortgage the house" purchase.
I want to see the inside guts of that thing. Disassembly pix anyone?No coincidence there. The camera has up to 96GB of internal RAM for those super slow-mo shots.
Product page and specs here:
http://www.visionresearch.com/Products/High-Speed-Cameras/v2511/
I want to see the inside guts of that thing. Disassembly pix anyone?