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> Maybe the data retention policy of OP is the real problem. This... this is a truly universal first-world problem. The average person did not need data retent
by jkhdigital 5y ago
> Maybe the data retention policy of OP is the real problem.
This... this is a truly universal first-world problem. The average person did not need data retention policies until the past decade or so, and now it feels like I need a retention policy for literally every physical or digital object that enters the premises just to maintain my sanity.
- Johnny555 5y agoYou never threw out bad photos when you out them in a photo album? Seems like I’ve always faced the same data retention problem with photos, but it’s a lot easier to ignore it now and just keep them all.
- coding123 5y agoWith a roll of film people often tried to just take 1 or 2 photos of something. Now it's easy to take like 30 photos of some interesting thing happening. Then later how do you decide to delete 29 of them? What if a few of them captured some interesting thing you didn't expect, or if different things are accidentally in focus. It's maddening.