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Archiving the tools/specifications to manipulate data is a few orders of magnitudes smaller than the data itself. If you archive the software tools, and the dat
by RichardHeart 9y ago
Archiving the tools/specifications to manipulate data is a few orders of magnitudes smaller than the data itself. If you archive the software tools, and the data, you should be good.
- ams6110 9y agoArchiving the source code as well? And the compilers used? And the source code for the compilers? The hardware itself? Nemo for example was probably rendered on Silicon Grapics or other NLA systems. If all your software was built for some old MIPS architecture it might be a challenge to get that running again in 2017.