I just came across this fascinating video by a tech YouTuber named polymatt, who created what he calls the "world's worst USB drive." Instead of utilizing modern flash memory, he went retro with magnetic-core memory from the 1950s and 1960s, which only allows for a minuscule 64 bits of storage! It’s mind-blowing how something so tiny and fragile can be a nod to the origins of computing. The comparison to today's superior SSDs makes me think about the evolution of technology and how aesthetic appeal sometimes takes a backseat to performance. I find the craftsmanship and nostalgia behind this project absolutely charming. Has anyone else ever attempted a retro tech project like this? What are your thoughts on mixing old tech with modern designs?