Friday, 8 June 2012
Flash Drives: The Inner Workings
First, I should explain that my views on technology are rather odd. Basically I believe that technology is magic. Electricity is definitely magic. All the explanations of how it is supposed to work has only convinced me that this is the truth. All electronic devices are therefore run on magic.
Let me use an example. I have my own strange explanation for how flash drives work. If you have ever looked at computer components and thought they looked like miniature cities you may understand where I am coming from. Now, I don't know about your flash drive, but inside mine there is an entire city of miniature scribes. Lots of very little scribes.
So, when I put the flash drive into my computer the scribes run out of their little city and into my computer. They copy my word documents down super fast, there are lots of them so it doesn't take long even though they are super small. Then they all return to my flash drive with my document stored on their little writing tablets. They archive it neatly away in little piles that are quickly accessible if I need it again.
If I decide that I need to read my document on another computer I put in my flash drive and all the scribes run in and copy my document down again quick as lightning. They are really good at their job. They are scribes of the highest quality. They are highly literate, and well-versed in different scripts (or fonts as you modern people would call them). It takes hours of practice to attain such perfection in their art.
This is why you must remove flash drives safely. To remove flash drives unsafely is irresponsible as it circumvents the safety features of the device and could risk the well-being of your scribes. Clicking remove safely is the final warning that the flash drive is about to be removed and all your scribes should make sure they are safely back inside. It clearly sets off the flashing red lights and sirens. This saves them from danger and you from frustration when your document is incomplete or simply missing because you left behind some scribes with key parts of your document written down. There is simply no other reasonable explanation for why you would need a safely remove feature. It is clearly to protect the magical city of scribes from harm.
That is how flash drives really work. Magic. How else do you propose the miniature scribes got in there?
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