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"Room temperature" is a pretty meaningful rough measurement for storage of anything.
by daenz 7y ago
"Room temperature" is a pretty meaningful rough measurement for storage of anything.
- gnode 7y agoBut the temperature was 462K (about 189C), far beyond room temperature, or what we'd expect to store data at. This is just the temperature at which the expected lifetime is the age of the universe, which has no bearing on the technology itself.
- ConceptJunkie 7y agoIt's obvious, isn't it? They are trying to take global warming into effect.
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