Minecraft Maps / Redstone Device

1/8 megabyte hard drive (retired)

Published Dec 18th, 2011, 12/18/11 8:50 pm
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Reaper559666
Level 55 : Grandmaster Dragon
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I built this to be one megabyte, I messed up on the math and found out that it's only about 1/8 megabytes, will start working on a new one sometime.
Creditali4z - in minecraftforum.net for creating the wireless redstone mod.
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tyler_nation
• 09/14/2016 10:51 pm
• Level 2 : Apprentice Miner
can you upload the download
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Phrozenbit
• 09/12/2012 9:09 pm
• Level 18 : Journeyman Miner
Whoah, piston memory drives. I like the idea :-D
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backspace119
• 03/11/2012 9:16 pm
• Level 47 : Master Pony
It posted twice idk y but can't delete it on my phones browser ( iPhone 3 g pos) also if u no get diamond from me it's because of my phone too :/
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backspace119
• 03/11/2012 8:35 pm
• Level 47 : Master Pony
Hey dude it's still cool and the 2nd or 3rd largest in mc so it's still a feat to be reckoned with i myself used to get bits and bytes mixed up but it's just one of those things u got to remember so I say good job and a diamond for u :D
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backspace119
• 03/11/2012 7:31 am
• Level 47 : Master Pony
I'm sorry to report but this is NOT 1megabyte first off a MEGABIT is 1024x1024 not 1024x1000 also there are 8 bits per byte so a megabyte is 1024x1024x8 so you have about 1/8 of a megabyte there ( about 90KB)
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NinjarakuPwnz
• 09/18/2013 6:07 pm
• Level 16 : Journeyman Taco
don't care, looks epic =p
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backspace119
• 09/18/2013 8:37 pm
• Level 47 : Master Pony
way to necro post ;)
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Reaper559666
• 03/11/2012 12:52 pm
• Level 55 : Grandmaster Dragon
Well, I will start working on a new one, plus it will be a vanilla version, thanks for letting me know.
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Jusbananaboy
• 03/02/2012 7:53 pm
• Level 1 : New Miner
So what can i even do with this :l
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Reaper559666
• 03/02/2012 8:43 pm
• Level 55 : Grandmaster Dragon
Nothing really with one this big, but with a normal sized one you can store data, recall that data, and use the data to operate machines.
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