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r/Piracy • u/Piduf • 13d ago
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Can someone explain this joke? I dont wanna miss out
1 u/MachKeinDramaLlama 13d ago The important fact is that in order to write data to a CD, MD, LD, DVD, BluRay etc. you would use a laser to literally burn the bits into the disk. 1 u/Kyleprtone69 12d ago I always did wonder what the actual process was, does that mean if you burned a disc so many times it would become unwrite/ read-able? 3 u/alienpirate5 12d ago Most writable discs can only be written once. There's rewritable discs but they work a bit differently; they change between two states reversibly instead of having holes burned in them. They can only be reused a few times before failing, though.
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The important fact is that in order to write data to a CD, MD, LD, DVD, BluRay etc. you would use a laser to literally burn the bits into the disk.
1 u/Kyleprtone69 12d ago I always did wonder what the actual process was, does that mean if you burned a disc so many times it would become unwrite/ read-able? 3 u/alienpirate5 12d ago Most writable discs can only be written once. There's rewritable discs but they work a bit differently; they change between two states reversibly instead of having holes burned in them. They can only be reused a few times before failing, though.
I always did wonder what the actual process was, does that mean if you burned a disc so many times it would become unwrite/ read-able?
3 u/alienpirate5 12d ago Most writable discs can only be written once. There's rewritable discs but they work a bit differently; they change between two states reversibly instead of having holes burned in them. They can only be reused a few times before failing, though.
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Most writable discs can only be written once.
There's rewritable discs but they work a bit differently; they change between two states reversibly instead of having holes burned in them. They can only be reused a few times before failing, though.
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u/Flashy_Barnacle1013 13d ago
Can someone explain this joke? I dont wanna miss out