We know a lot of you ditched the CD for digital, but for those of you still buying these little discs, here's an interesting way to store them.
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Comments (2)
You forgot "What's a CD"
Definitely not. while this may be referred to as a double helix, it is not a DNA double-helix as it has no translation along the axis.