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bit rot is your second paragraph. zfs has ways to handle bit rot in hard drives as an example. Not sure there's a word defining what you mean. Sounds like some
by howeyc 5y ago
bit rot is your second paragraph. zfs has ways to handle bit rot in hard drives as an example.
Not sure there's a word defining what you mean. Sounds like something related to library related terms perhaps (reference links breaking)
or archiving (losing information necessary to read old file formats).
- __s 5y agoThe definition he's listing is the definition I've used for bit rot in the past, somewhat jokingly about bugs in old code