Disk Mugs

Remake of the 80-period pulsar graphic created in 1970 by Harold D. Craft, Jr., of Arecibo Radio Observatory for his PhD dissertation. It was first published in the US without a copyright in the year 1971, so therefore it is in the public domain for failure to comply with copyright formalities of that time. The image was also used in 1979 on the album cover of Unknown Pleasures.

Cool malachite slice design

Jesus backs up his work. Jesus meets his deadline.

Dj

A DFIR twist on everyone's favorite hacker TV show :)

Kickstart into another great day!

Sleek looking hard drive patent design

I Keep My Puns In A Dad-a-base Funny Dad Pun features a cute floppy disk. Perfect pun gift for family and friends who love cute dad puns.

Zero Days, never gets stale!

This patent design will make a great gift for any computer lovers

Never forget The good old floppy disk, the VHS video cassette as well as the audio cassette. All classics from the 80s, 70s vintage, retro technology such as the cassette audio, video VHS floppy disk

Never Forget Funny for Men and Women with Audio Cassette, VHS Tape and a Floppy Disk. Adult Humor, Graphic Novelty, Sarcastic, Geek, Nerd, Vintage, Retro and a classic. Spread fun and smiles with this funny and unique design. Great gift, stocking stuffer. Spread joy and be unique with this funny design. A great old school vintage with a cassette, floppy disk and cassette tape that only true music fans or computer geeks would understand. Younger kids can look back at the vintage style retro present or gift.

The 90s are retro? and in yellow??

Floppy Disk was once very popular in an era. Floppy Disk is no longer in use. It has been replaced by more sophisticated tools. The Floppy Disk era has ended. Floppy Disk has become a legend.

The 90s are retro? and in pink??

This funny “Sweet Memories” t-shirt, with a Cd, a floppy disk, a memory card, a USP pen and a cloud, is an awesome idea if you love nerdy t-shirts!

Hack The Planet!

Another design by Deep Space Dives

You got to keep your eggplants encrypted

8 bit floppy disk

Design inspired in a diskette which hate the technology because it memory has become obsolete.

Hearkening back to the days when your stuff was stored on spinning magnetic disks and you were lucky to have 100MB at your disposal.

8 bit floppy disk

Floppy gramps

no little balls