[Floppy Disk] working in the optical drive

Have you, careful reader, noticed how alien this title is? Though both the floppy disk and the CD-ROM drive are located in the same computer case, they have distinct roles and would never "work together"! But in this big world of ours, anything is possible. Now, these two "distant relatives" are indeed working harmoniously together.

How is it achieved? Actually, it's quite simple: a small-sized optical disc is housed inside a floppy disk's casing — that's all. Due to size limitations, this CDR has only a 200MB capacity. It doesn't matter how much it can hold, as long as it's cool! If you insert it into the CD-ROM drive at work, it will surely leave all your office colleagues stunned. What a fun scene that would be!