Yes, with fire. The Romans originally tried it, which is what led to Nero accidentally burning down ROMe.
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Yeah, like Nero ... burning Rom(e).
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I captured, taped, burned, and also ripped!
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being a post-millennial is not an excuse for not being able to use google
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And burning cd/dvd's is getting more popular due to disappearing content on streaming services. Some shows got removed and are no longer available to watch elsewhere legally. Such a shame.
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Fun fact: It actually is kind of burning. With a laser.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CD-R#Writing_methods
Not enough to set it on fire, but enough to change a dye from translucent to opaque.
I burnt a CD yesterday.
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No, but literally burning them was fun because of the colorful flames and smoke. And the burning lungs.
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Burning CD'S aside, does she think we did this to get a text? 🤣🤣 this shit was before mobile phone were a thing, and when you had one as a teen you still couldn't afford to text for hours on end
I have not yet met a young person who doesn't know what a CD is. I feel like the internet has pranked me.
It was them, wasn't it? The kids. They started this rumor did they not? They're laughing at us right now, aren't they? They're reading this comment and they know I fell for it.
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My.father burned thousands of CDs and DVDs to coax the old gods into giving him money. It took him 5 years to realize he was literally breaking even wasting hours a day. We had a hell of a dvd collection tho
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There was also a software to burn pictures in the disc via the burn patterns. There's a open source project now but it didn't work for me.
Edit: i don't mean the label side but the data side. But has similiar problems with supported players.
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Not with fire. With concentrated light. We had to focus on that shit.
Ahahaha no way it's a set up for our benefit it's gotta be
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