> > They should have packed the drive in air-popped popcorn. I've shipped
> > eBay items that way a few times. It's cheaper than styrofoam peanuts
> > and it's what they used to use for packing material. It's important to
> > isolate the protected item from the popcorn, of course, in a sealed
> > plastic bag.
> That actually holds up? I'd think it would crumble easier then foam
> peanuts.
> And does it help to salt and butter it first? :-)
Well, I imagine the recipient would be hungry after unpacking it ...
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