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Same here. “Bit rot” is then analogous to food rot: the longer your data sits unverified, the more likely that there will be flipped bits and therefore “rotten
by joshspankit 5y ago
Same here. “Bit rot” is then analogous to food rot: the longer your data sits unverified, the more likely that there will be flipped bits and therefore “rotten data”.