It is common with our aged disks for the adhesive backing to have dried out or deteriorated to the point the label is no longer affixed to the diskette.
I have pondered on this situation for a while, considering various different types of adhesives. My go-to for cartridge labels (laser-printed on 28 bond paper) has been a tacky glue used for scrap booking and crafts. It works good for static surfaces, but not so well on surfaces which tend to flex offer no absorption points in both
This has been dealt with at this point, so I am going to tell the story. I ordered $257 in laptop accessories to replace what was stolen. As a USPS PO Box holder, I avail myself of its "physical address service," which allows me to ship items to the Post Office's physical address. So now I can get my FedEx, UPS, USPS, and whatever in one convenient location.
FedEx "delivered" my package on November 1. However, by November 10, nobody in the PO knew where it was. The person whose name
On an episode of "The People's Court" I recently watched, a viewer posed the question of the judges, "What is the best $20 you ever spent?" I said something about John had better relate something to Marilyn, and my SO says, "Can you remember the best thing you spent $20 on?" I thought about it for a few seconds... when you get to a certain age, you can drop a $20 on a lot of things, and sometimes the best expenditures are larger amounts or the value has a long temporal separation from the init
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