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…it means File Allocation Table, adding the 32 was just insult to injury…
FAT12 and FAT16 were a thing as well.
I remember having to implement fat12 in assembly. Good times…
…i’m not interested in teens…you from the 80’s?../s, really sorry
12 isn’t exactly teen, is it? ;) Must I have lived through it to know about it? :P
What do you mean twelveteen isn’t a teen?
Dang. 1,000,000,000,000 bytes vs 144,000,000 bytes. And in about 1/100th the size!
Fatty took more bites and still lost weight.
Now he’s exFAT
“Ah, finally a new format the everyone supports!”
*goes to next computer*
Not supported
Hah, I see what you did there. Noice!
