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[Roboboy33]

So, while looking at my computers internals and cleaning out a bit of dust I saw this empty space where it looks like something should go, and do to my limited knowledge about where stuff goes in laptops I need some help figuring out what is supposed to go here.

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[MrWillsauce]

Stash your secret stuff there.

[ISP]

Labtop harddrive...

[Flying Dice]

Stash your stash. Or a flashdrive full of the pronz you don't want anyone to find.

[Loud Whispers]

Banana case

[Roboboy33]

Ok, so I can just stick another harddrive in there. Neat. And if I put a flashdrive in there it would make a lot of noise.
 

[ISP]

I dont know, you asked what it was that goes in there, not what to do with it.

[MrWillsauce]

wait, are flash drives those ones found in old computers that made sounds like flipping dubstep?

No they are thumb USB drives.

[Flying Dice]

No, they're when you go to a driving range and flash all of the rich golfers before running off.

[ISP]

I think you mean solid state drives commonly refered to as chip memory or flash drives.

[Aklyon]

wait, are flash drives those ones found in old computers that made sounds like flipping dubstep?

Floppy drives. And no, you don't have one. Unless you bought one or have a computer older than recent.

[G-Flex]

I want to know why this guy thinks flash drives make a lot of noise.

[G-Flex]

I meant Roboboy33, not you.

Also, floppy drives never really beeped.

[ISP]

I remember the floppy disk drive would make some clunky noises when reading but I could call it a beep as well...

[Aklyon]

Everything beeped. Some beep quieter than others. Some beep in non-beepy ways confused for beeps.