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> I have recently read a casually stored CD-R containing code i wrote 25 years ago with surprisingly no issues. Glad to hear it. The opposite happened to me, I
by rvense 4y ago
> I have recently read a casually stored CD-R containing code i wrote 25 years ago with surprisingly no issues.
Glad to hear it. The opposite happened to me, I archived a bunch of music I had made to CD-R in 2004. They're now unreadable. I do still have the final renders of the tracks I finished, but the source files are gone, along with a bunch of sketches, notes and pictures from that time. I'm not sure what I'd do with them, but I wish I still had them.
- GTP 4y agoIf you still have them on hand, give IsoBuster a try. I used it in the past to read data from old CDs that were unreadable otherwise and had very good results. https://www.isobuster.com/ https://www.isobuster.com/