They’re only 8 MB (assuming you get an official one, since third party ones exist that are a lot larger), so it would likely still work, and maybe barely enough to beat the ender dragon with an optimal seed.
Bro that is literally the WORST floppy drive you could have used for testing. I've had experience with that model and depending on where the data was stored on the disk, it couldn't even transfer a 480p JPEG image without corrupting it.
@@vibaj16 Yes. Every single diskette. My Mavica FD73 was able to confirm that the files themselves weren't corrupted so I ordered a old 3.5 Floppy Drive from the late 80's - early 90's and used a converter for the dual in-line 34-pin connector. Every single file transferred without issue on that much older drive. It was noisy as heck and took about a minute per disk but the one showcased in this video and all other new USB models I tested just couldn't get the full job done to begin with. There used to be some alright ones but right now it genuinely seems that all USB floppy drives currently for sale online are total scams and I doubt AntVenom was getting accurate results because of it.
technically seconds per frame is also a thing, just the inverse of frames per second basically you want more fps and less spf seconds per frame is more useful in game development as its a measurement of how long it takes to render a frame in unity, the frame debugger shows how long each part of the game code takes to process every frame the total time of all these processes essentially sums to your seconds per frame game engines like unity in particular call an update function every frame that must be comepleted before the next frame can be rendered and the cycle continues
@@zenniththefolf4888 I made the joke that in games I make, if it's possible, I'm gonna make a calculation of seconds per frame when the FPS gets too low.
As someone who is (somehow) 51 years old, and has lived through/worked with everything back through all kinds of floppy drives, I gotta say this is totally useless, pointless and ridiculous... and I'm TOTALLY here for it! Cheers! :D :D
@@gabrielv.4358Java is one of the most elegant and beatiful languages ever, according to programmers?? In addition, the java code itself isnt in minecraft, the compiled bytecode is, which is completely different from java itself.
Next: tape. Tape is supposed to be used as permanent storage and memory layout pretermined, thus random access needs the tape to rewind to the spot, which can take minutes depending on how long the tape is.
We still have some high end tape drives around. Not really getting used any more, but still useful over a decade ago to transport big files that needed to be read/written fast. As in they go at 500 MB/s per tape (we have 12, so 6 GB/s or about the speed of a very fast SSD). And when I say tapes, I mean tapes. About the size of a small wheel.
Imagine playing Minecraft off a laserdisk, the thing before CD's and it was pretty much a 2ft CD. Still got an old laserdisk player that still works. Kinda amazing how far things evolved. Like the original xbox had 64 MB of RAM. 64. *MB*. - Minecraft today require over a GB to run optimally today! And you had Halo 1 and 2 running on that thing!
Sadly, LaserDisk wasn't a digital format at all, instead storing raw composite video - so unfortunately, there's no feasible way to try and run Minecraft off it
@@radostin04wastaken laserdisk had a game disk format, if you could get a blank one, you could *theoretically* run pre-classic on it (pre-classic didnt have chunk loading)
@@TheSlimeKilling_MinecartYou can't, DVD-RAM doesn't exist, it can't be used as RAM as it can only burn things once onto it and needs a lot of effort to be wiped, You might have misheard and he was talking about a Rom
I'm not old enough to remember floppy disks, but I _do_ remember when DVD's were everywhere. Its kind of amazing how they just... faded away into the realm of "old technology." Feels weird to think about the times of playing movies and games off of them, having stacks of blank DVD's, etc.
Man, you could've been there and not remembered Zip disk. It was an unremarkable format. Audio Cassette got more use as a data storage medium than Zip disks.
Minecraft on a floppy disk, is just INSANE. Like, how? It's just awesome. Im a big vintage technology fan, and technology collector. I have a iPod Shuffle, Casio B.O.S.S, and an Olympus voice recorder, so far.
Now the ultimate test of will and hubris: beating Minecraft on a VHS cassette. They have easily enough storage space but a godawful read/write speed and limited endurance. Good luck
it would have same issue as cds and dvds, being able to be read only sequentianly in theory it could work, but would be 1000000000x slower than like the dvd-ram not even mentioning that punch cards are writable only once
I actually had idea of bringing storing computer data on paper tape "back" by storing it on rolls of thermal paper (like ones receipt use) with either series of QR codes printed on it or custom one long QR code.
Yeah, I'm surprised, Manscaped is _a rather 18+ sponsor_ to have on a _Rated E For Everyone_ subject like Minecraft... It'd be like if GoodTimesWithScar had Old Spice as a sponsor 🤔
@@WackoMcGoose it is indeed a bit surprising to see but apparently we are their target audience. Also I believe Ant has worked with them in previous videos as well.
I like your content because it cool to see the ways Minecraft breaks when you do weird things to it. also on the dvd-ram at least the lightning strikes are realistic if you're far enough away
What AntVenom meant about that they weren't designed for that is that DVD's aren't intended to read and write lots of data at the same time, but the Xbox 360 edition only loaded the game data, but never wrote to the disk, so it is still valid even on consoles
Games never write data to discs, in fact modern blu rays can't overwrite data, once its burned on its there to stay Minecraft on consoles then, stores world data on the games internal drive and loads all the game data off the disc onto the internal drive until you stop playing, then it deletes the game data from the drive but not your savedata
@@flamingscar5263 Actually, you have to install the game on modern consoles before you can play. Rewriteable blu-rays also exist, but blu-rays already have such poor lifespan, you prob don't want to use them
Holy crap I didn't know AntVenom would make computer storage videos I'm down lol 10:51 NO... HE REALLY WENT FOR IT... 11:50 Oh he went all DankPods on us
*10:01* The sheer amout of anger in this voice could be felt through the monitor, yeesh. Loved the history lesson! Always nice to see somebody dive into cooky old technology.
Commadore 64!! I challenge thee, get Minecraft to run on a Commadore 64 tape. (If you really want to go for gold you could also try getting Minecraft to run on a Magnavox Odyssey)
This is exactly what I was hoping when I threw this idea out there. What an absolute masterpiece. I'm honestly surprised with how well DVD RAM was able to run the game. The sound issues make total sense. It would be really funny to see someone try to speedrun off of it, and just how laggy things could get. Hearing the Ender Dragon death sound 15 minutes back into the overworld. The crazy thing is that we may see more issues like this in PC games soon. I run Fortnite on an ancient hard drive, and every map update will take a good 5-10 minutes to load the high res textures for me, despite having an RTX 3080. It's just the storage not being nearly fast enough to load all the assets in at once, so it has to do it piecemeal until everything is caught up. Fantastic video and experiment to see! Yet another certified AntVenom banger.
Not a big surprise Alpha Save didn't work as well, as it literally takes a lot more time to read and write to hundreds of small files, especially on disk storage. I wonder if performance would increase if you were to put grouped chunks of alpha save files into zip files for the computer to extract and read, then hold world data on the PC as temporary storage, then compress to disk again after closing the world. I know this would need a script to work, but it theoretically solves the big problem.
Now imagine a hypothetical setup involving ZFS and a bunch of other mumbojumbo to create a large RAID drive based on floppy disks, like a hundredth USB floppy cluster, and using that RAID drive to save your world to. 😁
You mean a tape drive, which uses magnetic tape like a VHS does? it probably be a similar result with a floppy disc, which also use magnetic storage but on a plastic disk.
There were systems for backing up data to VHS tapes. All tape based storage has the problem of not allowing random access to data. You would need constantly rewind and fast forward for a program to find all its stuff.
@@ads1035 Mostly for the fun of it. I do use Windows 10 as my main computer, but as a hobby, I make some DOS programs. I programmed a virus for it, but I'm obviously not going to run it.
The alpha save format probably saved my original MC world. I had it recovered by a specialist some months ago, and a very small number of the chunk files were unrecoverable (didn't affect any chunks I cared about). Had the world been using a later save format, which saves the world in region files (512x512 blocks) instead of chunk files (16x16 blocks), a much larger amount of the world could have been lost. That being said, oh boy does copying over a large Alpha world take an absolute age due to the sheer number of files involved (in my case, 39702 files).
What if Minecraft runs off RAM itself? It's possible to run an entire linux distro off RAM (with the toram boot parameter), maybe if Minecraft is copied to a ramfs partition and then launched from it... I wonder how would the game act when saving/loading chunks. Or if it'd even work at all. Something like: mkdir /media/$USER/ram sudo mount -t tmpfs -o size=50% none /media/$USER/ram (this will create a ram disk with a size equivalent to 50% your ram) And then moving/installing minecraft onto the created ramdisk.
Yeah, it should work without any problems with RAM disk, as it asks like any normal drive, and it will be insanely fast, even faster than modern SSDs, unless you restart, ofc :)
Running bedrock on the better performing ones would be easier, but that defeats the point. On the worse ones it wouldn't have worked as java goes back to WAY older and lighter versions. For those running alpha Pocket Edition would prolly be easier. Again, i understand why you didn't do that.
Now try it on a C64 with a datasette recorder... I remember those. It was a pain in the *ss to get 'load error' after 15 minutes of waiting for loading a simple game like Boulderdash😅 Fun fact: In Boulderdash you also had to collect diamonds and dig underground. It was like Minecraft V-200.
I first began to learn how to program around 2004, and still remember taking my 3.5" floppy drive to the weekend-long introductory HTML course at the local library. Then, my dad decided to invest in my interest in technology, and bought me a 1gb USB drive which was just under $100. I felt like I was King of the World with that much storage space.
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7:17 You just made a proprietary Microsoft Junction, not a symlink.
Scam
ok but can you run minecraft off of a PS2 Memory card
let’s run it on camcorder
They’re only 8 MB (assuming you get an official one, since third party ones exist that are a lot larger), so it would likely still work, and maybe barely enough to beat the ender dragon with an optimal seed.
And floppy disks are 1.44 MB so it'd be like 6x more capable lol
Loading…❌ DENEHN!❗️❌
Memory Card data lost or corrupted and failed to load 😃
What about an Xbox 360 Memory card (they can be used as USB if wired properly)
Bro that is literally the WORST floppy drive you could have used for testing. I've had experience with that model and depending on where the data was stored on the disk, it couldn't even transfer a 480p JPEG image without corrupting it.
AceTheOcarinaMaker jumpscare :D
did that happen with multiple of them, b/c maybe it was just a defective one
@@vibaj16 Yes. Every single diskette. My Mavica FD73 was able to confirm that the files themselves weren't corrupted so I ordered a old 3.5 Floppy Drive from the late 80's - early 90's and used a converter for the dual in-line 34-pin connector. Every single file transferred without issue on that much older drive.
It was noisy as heck and took about a minute per disk but the one showcased in this video and all other new USB models I tested just couldn't get the full job done to begin with.
There used to be some alright ones but right now it genuinely seems that all USB floppy drives currently for sale online are total scams and I doubt AntVenom was getting accurate results because of it.
Which floppy drive/disk the first one he used or the second one?
@@jayden_the_skeleton8729 the first. the second one is a zip disk, not floppy disk
>2015 was 9 years ago
>im not panicking you are
its all a burning memory moment
nice pfp
Yes I know it's literally my little sister's 9 year old birthday today, and she was born in 2015.
_help_
@@starfirei3356 _no_
Pun intended?
8:30 every time I say this as a joke, everyone’s always like “erm actually it’s frames per second” and I have to explain 💀
Me when I try to run RDR2:
I've never had to explain it. I'm honestly surprised-
technically seconds per frame is also a thing, just the inverse of frames per second
basically you want more fps and less spf
seconds per frame is more useful in game development as its a measurement of how long it takes to render a frame
in unity, the frame debugger shows how long each part of the game code takes to process every frame
the total time of all these processes essentially sums to your seconds per frame
game engines like unity in particular call an update function every frame that must be comepleted before the next frame can be rendered and the cycle continues
@@zenniththefolf4888 on my computer, it's often more than 1
@@zenniththefolf4888 I made the joke that in games I make, if it's possible, I'm gonna make a calculation of seconds per frame when the FPS gets too low.
As someone who is (somehow) 51 years old, and has lived through/worked with everything back through all kinds of floppy drives, I gotta say this is totally useless, pointless and ridiculous... and I'm TOTALLY here for it! Cheers! :D :D
Congratulations on surviving so long, sorry that you have to see hawk tuah and brainrot.
@@CosmicHase :D
@@CosmicHasewtf is hawk tuah
whoa they put Minecraft on the save icon 💀
they really did
i am impressed at how one can compress the ugly java code
floppy disc is like Jesus
it died to later became an icon of saving.
(just a joke, do not crucify me for this one D: )
@@gabrielv.4358Java is one of the most elegant and beatiful languages ever, according to programmers?? In addition, the java code itself isnt in minecraft, the compiled bytecode is, which is completely different from java itself.
Not *that* funny
Next: tape. Tape is supposed to be used as permanent storage and memory layout pretermined, thus random access needs the tape to rewind to the spot, which can take minutes depending on how long the tape is.
We still have some high end tape drives around.
Not really getting used any more, but still useful over a decade ago to transport big files that needed to be read/written fast.
As in they go at 500 MB/s per tape (we have 12, so 6 GB/s or about the speed of a very fast SSD).
And when I say tapes, I mean tapes. About the size of a small wheel.
Imagine playing Minecraft off a laserdisk, the thing before CD's and it was pretty much a 2ft CD.
Still got an old laserdisk player that still works. Kinda amazing how far things evolved.
Like the original xbox had 64 MB of RAM. 64. *MB*. - Minecraft today require over a GB to run optimally today! And you had Halo 1 and 2 running on that thing!
Sadly, LaserDisk wasn't a digital format at all, instead storing raw composite video - so unfortunately, there's no feasible way to try and run Minecraft off it
The PC gaming fan base is absolutely horrible. But the people who talk about the parts and make PCS are absolutely wholesome
@@radostin04wastakenwhat do you mean all you need is 500 of these. And you're good
That'd be legendary
@@radostin04wastaken laserdisk had a game disk format, if you could get a blank one, you could *theoretically* run pre-classic on it (pre-classic didnt have chunk loading)
You didn't need to left Camman on read😔
Did you also saw the new video
I have just seen it a few minutes ago
How have I never heard about DVD-RAM before? Truly the deepest lore
You can use a DVD as RAM?!?! Can you use the whole thing?
@@TheSlimeKilling_MinecartYou can't, DVD-RAM doesn't exist, it can't be used as RAM as it can only burn things once onto it and needs a lot of effort to be wiped, You might have misheard and he was talking about a Rom
@@MyDeadOblivionAx I'm pretty sure my eyes hear perfectly
Technology Connections has a video about the history of DVD-RAM. ecH3OU0R4ls
@@MyDeadOblivionAxno he clearly said DVD-RAM
I'm not old enough to remember floppy disks, but I _do_ remember when DVD's were everywhere. Its kind of amazing how they just... faded away into the realm of "old technology." Feels weird to think about the times of playing movies and games off of them, having stacks of blank DVD's, etc.
i still have a stack of dvd-rw's Lol.
I still use DVDs
I have Minecraft on a DVD, it's discontinued 6 years ago, feels like it was yesterday
fun fact: newer iPods have flash memory, so they're basically actual flash drives and might even perform better than the iPod you had.
3:09 to skip the advertising
Just use TH-cam revanced (it skip's automatically)
@@AAdielperetzI have TH-cam Premium and it didn’t skip automatically!🤬
Always skip
Use the extention sponsorblock
@@Erkis2020 How???
Symlinks are amazing. One great usecase is to link all your MultiMC (or in my case, Prism Launcher) screenshots folders!
symlinks are pretty much shortcuts on steroids, I use them plenty on linux so I get different game saves on a specific folder that is easier to backup
Is this gonna turn into a “run it on [insert bizarre technology here]”trend, because I’m here for it
1:30 THIS FACE ON THE DVD OMFG😭😭😭😭
NOOOOOOOOO
The DVD example reminds me why all disc-based consoles use either memory cards or a hard drive to store save files and not on the disc lmao
1:18 I have a 1.5TB micro SD card, in contrast, that's a little over a million times bigger than a floppy disk yet so small!
1.5? I didn't know they made storage in denominations like that. Also, nice pfp lol.
@@porkeyminch8044 yeah it only went on the consumer market a few years ago.
I have one in my switch, it just works.
So thanks :)
@@porkeyminch8044They do exist, can confirm
I saw an 5TB SD card once
@@GreySonGD_ it might've been fake
As far as I'm aware there's no legitimate 5TB SD card on the consumer market.
Be careful what you see.
4:16 "minecraf"
If you remember Zip Disc, you don't deserve the veterans discount,
You deserve the entire store
Nah if you remember 5 quarter inch floppy drive, your a vet
@@hatsumi_rou_I guess I am a vet then, my parents kept an Apple //C around, so I have fond memories of using it early in my childhood in the 2000's.
I dont remember it but i know it
Man, you could've been there and not remembered Zip disk. It was an unremarkable format. Audio Cassette got more use as a data storage medium than Zip disks.
Minecraft on a floppy disk, is just INSANE. Like, how? It's just awesome. Im a big vintage technology fan, and technology collector. I have a iPod Shuffle, Casio B.O.S.S, and an Olympus voice recorder, so far.
Now the ultimate test of will and hubris: beating Minecraft on a VHS cassette. They have easily enough storage space but a godawful read/write speed and limited endurance. Good luck
How about running Minecraft on tapes or punch cards.
it would have same issue as cds and dvds, being able to be read only sequentianly
in theory it could work, but would be 1000000000x slower than like the dvd-ram
not even mentioning that punch cards are writable only once
I actually had idea of bringing storing computer data on paper tape "back" by storing it on rolls of thermal paper (like ones receipt use) with either series of QR codes printed on it or custom one long QR code.
Let's see him do it with magic cards.
FLOPPY DISK MENTIONED
RAAAAAAAAAAAA
Not it wasnt
@@RepostProductions yes it was, did you not watch the video?
RAAAAAAAAAAAAAH
@@Solutra I was joking man
I was NOT expecting DVD-RAM to make an appearance! Bravo!
Whats next, a washing machine??
Smart fridge
High-tech toaster
Nintendo 3DS XL
Minecraft: Samsung Smart Fridge edition (now 20% more atrocious to control!]
a tv
"What makes this floppy disk different than this other floppy disk" THAT IS A ZIP DRIVE, SIR.
0:53 same year u ghosted camman😂
8:09 jumpscared me lmaooo
the gameband is an insane throwback
I believe Terraria had one too. Haven't heard about either of them in a long time.
You should probably use prism launcher as it's an updated fork of MultiMC. MultiMC hasn't been updated for years an prbably isn't safe to use.
None of which is true.
MultiMC is actively updated.
@@SilverDragonsmx Bro the last release is called the forever update and was in January 2023. Are you good ?
@@enderteck3273 Its forever in development. Specific version numbers do not make sense when all that'll change is a build number.
2:38 not the ball fondling 😭
Yeah, I'm surprised, Manscaped is _a rather 18+ sponsor_ to have on a _Rated E For Everyone_ subject like Minecraft... It'd be like if GoodTimesWithScar had Old Spice as a sponsor 🤔
@@WackoMcGoose it is indeed a bit surprising to see but apparently we are their target audience. Also I believe Ant has worked with them in previous videos as well.
@@WackoMcGoose Well now I wanna see Scar being sponsored by Old Spice that would be hilarious
@@WackoMcGoose All the "minecraft kids" of old are adults now
@@WackoMcGoose Surely everyone who's been with Antvenom since like 2014 is 18+ now.
11:19 dude this thing has the same capacity as our 1998 family computer had!
Look, we will find the whippersnapper that stepped on your lawn, sir. Please stop waving that case at us.
they were using manscaped on the lawn, just call the cops
This is the way minecraft 3d was intended to be played
I remember that April Fool's update.
Why does the disc at 1:30 have faint eyes
Floppy disk is clearly the superior way to play Minecraft.
I like your content because it cool to see the ways Minecraft breaks when you do weird things to it. also on the dvd-ram at least the lightning strikes are realistic if you're far enough away
1:50 "isn't really what they were designed for"
*Laughs in minecraft xbox 360 edition*
What AntVenom meant about that they weren't designed for that is that DVD's aren't intended to read and write lots of data at the same time, but the Xbox 360 edition only loaded the game data, but never wrote to the disk, so it is still valid even on consoles
@@awesomekalin55 My apology, got it.
wish minecraft had a physical release on PC like console, there's a reason everything is installed from disk now a days
Games never write data to discs, in fact modern blu rays can't overwrite data, once its burned on its there to stay
Minecraft on consoles then, stores world data on the games internal drive and loads all the game data off the disc onto the internal drive until you stop playing, then it deletes the game data from the drive but not your savedata
@@flamingscar5263 Actually, you have to install the game on modern consoles before you can play. Rewriteable blu-rays also exist, but blu-rays already have such poor lifespan, you prob don't want to use them
PLAY MINECRAFT ON A PUNCH CARD
youd save half the file header and then it would run out of space
You'd need a few. You might be able to fit it on one roll of ticker tape though.
Holy crap I didn't know AntVenom would make computer storage videos
I'm down lol
10:51 NO... HE REALLY WENT FOR IT...
11:50 Oh he went all DankPods on us
Technically mklink /J creates a directory junction and not a symlink.
*10:01* The sheer amout of anger in this voice could be felt through the monitor, yeesh.
Loved the history lesson! Always nice to see somebody dive into cooky old technology.
Snitching on wool rushing lamee
That face on the CD at 1:39 was sneaky. Thought I was seeing things for a second
Seeing this 28 seconds old is crazy
It's a good day when ant venom uploads
im so glad i was born in the era where tech evolved at godspeed. i got to experience the relics of the 90's and the evolution of the early 2000's
We'll somehow manage to play Minecraft on grass at some point in the future.
we'll discover a way to quickly manipulate plant growth so that by have a single plant act as a pixel you can use it as a display lol
Touching grass would be a thing you do every day.
@@torna2508 now you can play Minecraft while touching grass!!
_Minecraft Earth has (re)entered the chat on a technicality_
we dont touch grass
4:25 prism is better than multimc btw
essentially its the same but much more functions
Thank you Hank.
It puts minecraft on it KNEES
Me: _going back in time to 2003 to sell 2GB drives for $3333_
"And it brings Minecraft to its knees, but that's now all we're doing. hear me out."
gawd damn Mr. Venom
03:05 to ignore that horrible Manscaped advert.
_All_ Manscaped adverts are horrible, before anyone says anything.
You shouldve seen the advertisement hes done a while back
Thank you Hank for filling my head with information that I'll never use for the rest of my life
Commadore 64!! I challenge thee, get Minecraft to run on a Commadore 64 tape.
(If you really want to go for gold you could also try getting Minecraft to run on a Magnavox Odyssey)
This is exactly what I was hoping when I threw this idea out there. What an absolute masterpiece. I'm honestly surprised with how well DVD RAM was able to run the game.
The sound issues make total sense. It would be really funny to see someone try to speedrun off of it, and just how laggy things could get. Hearing the Ender Dragon death sound 15 minutes back into the overworld. The crazy thing is that we may see more issues like this in PC games soon. I run Fortnite on an ancient hard drive, and every map update will take a good 5-10 minutes to load the high res textures for me, despite having an RTX 3080. It's just the storage not being nearly fast enough to load all the assets in at once, so it has to do it piecemeal until everything is caught up.
Fantastic video and experiment to see! Yet another certified AntVenom banger.
First Mumbo Jumbo, now AntVenom. What's with the grey hairs? Is this some trend I'm missing on? Or have they been there forever and I'm just crazy?
1:09 Cant believe you went to the trouble of finding a lightscribe disc just for a few throwaway shots
I had this drink the other day it was called souylent
I knew someone would mention this 😭
Not a big surprise Alpha Save didn't work as well, as it literally takes a lot more time to read and write to hundreds of small files, especially on disk storage. I wonder if performance would increase if you were to put grouped chunks of alpha save files into zip files for the computer to extract and read, then hold world data on the PC as temporary storage, then compress to disk again after closing the world. I know this would need a script to work, but it theoretically solves the big problem.
I think I tried to run TrackMania from a rewritable DVD once. It wasn't actually too bad once you got past the load screens :)
Well yeah, at that point everything is loaded in RAM already. No need for the drive anymore.
trackmania's very good at keeping data in memory i find, it bunches up all of the game loading at the start of each level
Now imagine a hypothetical setup involving ZFS and a bunch of other mumbojumbo to create a large RAID drive based on floppy disks, like a hundredth USB floppy cluster, and using that RAID drive to save your world to. 😁
new soyvenom upload 🔥🔥🔥
Hhahahahaha
5:50 now that's how lightning sounds!
I still store my indev worlds on floppies, they're nice and compact enough to work with the medium and store two or three worlds on one.
Why not use an sd card
@@staringcorgi6475 costs too much, and I've got about a thousand floppies on hand
saving data to esoteric formats is quite literally my hobby. this is hilarious
Could you run Minecraft from a VHS tape?
You mean a tape drive, which uses magnetic tape like a VHS does? it probably be a similar result with a floppy disc, which also use magnetic storage but on a plastic disk.
@@michaelwashboard2323 Yeah, that's what I meant
There were systems for backing up data to VHS tapes. All tape based storage has the problem of not allowing random access to data. You would need constantly rewind and fast forward for a program to find all its stuff.
Two AntVenom breaking minecraft videos in a month???
this is awesome
I still use Floppy Disks in my DOS installation. Yes, I still use DOS. And I program in QBASIC.
Why?
@@ads1035 Mostly for the fun of it. I do use Windows 10 as my main computer, but as a hobby, I make some DOS programs. I programmed a virus for it, but I'm obviously not going to run it.
@@William-nw4sk Oh, that's cool! Some good ole retro computing fun!
Those bands were made more than half my life ago
dankpods played doom on an ipod even booted of the damn thing
That's because Doom can run on a literal potato😂
@@CrystalFier I'll take that bet
@@CrystalFierIt wasn't the original doom it was DOOM eternal
Bruh they played doomed on a digital pregnancy tester
@@aakashgsamy2312 Not Doom 2016, and that was only acting as a display
"I'm not panicking you are" 😂🤣😂
Dude i need plant food, for people
if you connect your android phone into your pc,you can actually use the phone's storage so try to play Minecraft on it with the sane symlink method
He's back
Hey antvenom. I have recently discovered that the real time corruptor supports Minecraft java. You should give it a shot
Bro snitching in mcc about wool rushing is so lame
sounds unprofessional
The alpha save format probably saved my original MC world. I had it recovered by a specialist some months ago, and a very small number of the chunk files were unrecoverable (didn't affect any chunks I cared about). Had the world been using a later save format, which saves the world in region files (512x512 blocks) instead of chunk files (16x16 blocks), a much larger amount of the world could have been lost.
That being said, oh boy does copying over a large Alpha world take an absolute age due to the sheer number of files involved (in my case, 39702 files).
What if Minecraft runs off RAM itself? It's possible to run an entire linux distro off RAM (with the toram boot parameter), maybe if Minecraft is copied to a ramfs partition and then launched from it... I wonder how would the game act when saving/loading chunks. Or if it'd even work at all. Something like:
mkdir /media/$USER/ram sudo mount -t tmpfs -o size=50% none /media/$USER/ram (this will create a ram disk with a size equivalent to 50% your ram)
And then moving/installing minecraft onto the created ramdisk.
Yeah, it should work without any problems with RAM disk, as it asks like any normal drive, and it will be insanely fast, even faster than modern SSDs, unless you restart, ofc :)
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Antvenom is my new favorite retro tech youtuber now.
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8:10 I love this menu so much...
Running bedrock on the better performing ones would be easier, but that defeats the point. On the worse ones it wouldn't have worked as java goes back to WAY older and lighter versions. For those running alpha Pocket Edition would prolly be easier. Again, i understand why you didn't do that.
Now try it on a C64 with a datasette recorder... I remember those. It was a pain in the *ss to get 'load error' after 15 minutes of waiting for loading a simple game like Boulderdash😅 Fun fact: In Boulderdash you also had to collect diamonds and dig underground. It was like Minecraft V-200.
Tape is still used as a storage format. Kind of meant for write once, read eventually archival almost like a DVD-RW.
I came here just because of Camman18's new short
With a friend we put a whole bootable linux system with Minecraft preinstalled, the whole thing runs on a RAM-FS so nothing saves
0:52 I had that exact same moment not four months ago in my Creative Writing class bc "Word Crimes" by Weird Al is nine years old XD
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So cool!
"2015 was 9 years ago"
me: panik
"I'm not panicking, you are"
2015 was NINE YEARS ago!?
2024 ends in 3… 2… 1…
Who is here after camman 18????
Me lol
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I first began to learn how to program around 2004, and still remember taking my 3.5" floppy drive to the weekend-long introductory HTML course at the local library. Then, my dad decided to invest in my interest in technology, and bought me a 1gb USB drive which was just under $100. I felt like I was King of the World with that much storage space.
I remember game bands lol now i feel old :(
But can you play Minecraft within Minecraft on a Floppy Disk…
But can you run Minecraft on a 1960s projector???
Dvd-ram mentioned 🗣️🔥🔥
Its a really pretty looking disc ngl. Such an intresting fellow
I alyway love watching your breaking minecraft vidpesos