A look back at "Don’t Copy That Floppy" shows how security campaigns have always depended on more than rules - they have depended on whether the audience actually listens.
HamsterOS is being built for 386 and 486-era machines, with a graphical desktop that fits on a 1.44 MB floppy, and that extreme constraint is what makes it technically interesting.
A modern-day experiment puts Linux back on a floppy disk, revealing just how far-and how fragile-legacy tech has become.