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Just curious to see if there are any sort of government or private ‘Day 0’ instructions out there to help rebuild the world or to preserve human knowledge in ca
by bitxbit 8y ago
Just curious to see if there are any sort of government or private ‘Day 0’ instructions out there to help rebuild the world or to preserve human knowledge in case of apocalypse?
- dpcx 8y agoThis is probably related to what you're asking about? https://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Main_Page https://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Main_Page
- ForHackernews 8y agohttp://the-knowledge.org/en-gb/similar-projects/ http://the-knowledge.org/en-gb/similar-projects/
- namibj 8y agoMade it my lifegoal. Currently fighting minor issues of work/life balance to gain income security to dedicate significant time to it. Currently looking for dual-layer (if sufficiently cheap, also dual-side) BD-R sealed with desiccant and buried in suitable bodies of water (temperature stability against temperature-swing-induced fatigue of the data layers; yet retaining relative ease of access). Predicted cost 15€/TB (incl. sales tax) @ low redundancy (save against non-deliberate attacks via conventional weaponry), roughly doubling for resilience against multiple isolated thermonuclear devices (even in pathological locations w.r.t. the archive) or tripling (45€/TB) for a current-arsenal worst-case WW3 not deliberately targeting the archive. All assuming mass-migration after 50 years.
- michaelgrafl 8y agoWhat are your thoughts on M-Discs?
- mar77i 8y ago...MySpace lost these, too. Damn you Tom, I'm not proud of you.