B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for March 28, 2020

But VHS broke too…

VHS is still a thing in 2020?

Disc break! (brake?)Tape Jam!Thumbdrive Erase!Consumer pissed!

This seems worthy of PBS’s Pastis.

Thank God that DVDs & DVR recorders have replaced VHS tapes & VCRs … They had their ‘moment in the sun’, just like the Sinclair 1000.

Wait ’til USB memory sticks are invented, people. Then you can mistakenly erase your memories!

I still have some old tapes from the mid-1980s that were “boot tapes” and backup tapes for a Unix machine I owned (didn’t everybody have one back then?) I can’t just pitch them because they have patient information on them (HIPPA dates back that far, but is in force today) and payroll information complete with Social Security Numbers.

I’m trying to convince my local imagining center to run an MRI on them – then I’ll be sure the information is destroyed.

Maybe it means disc breaks

Some of my best recordings began on VHS. STNG, STDS9, STV, STE, Seaquest DSV, as well as a host of movies most of which I’ve transferred to DVD. To my amazement, the DVDs came out sharper than the EP VHS recordings. But, I still have the original VHS record as a backup.

VHS?

LOL!

VHS? They really are cave people.

All about options. Have VHS, DVD’S and DVR. VHS was fixed as tapes got stuck, but never use it now. Great movies collecting dust!

Fred should rip his DVD collection and store those backups on an external hard drive. If you then put a movie file onto a Thumb Drive most Smart TVs will play the directly.

No, use a coax flash drive.

Disc Brake – What happens when you fall two stories and land on your back.

huh? …oh! … aargggh

VHS long gone by their time of 2253 AD.

Haven’t seen her in awhile…

How do I search for a comic by key word?