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> Still, every night Koontz places a freshly printed copy of whatever manuscript he’s working on in the fridge — just in case of a conflagration. Don't moder
by RcouF1uZ4gsC 3y ago
> Still, every night Koontz places a freshly printed copy of whatever manuscript he’s working on in the fridge — just in case of a conflagration.
Don't modern refrigerators use pentane as the refrigerant which is pretty flammable?
If there were a fire, there is a good chance that the inside of the refrigerator could be literally toast.
A fireproof safe would be a better option for physical copies and offsite backups of digital copies.
- neilv 3y agoFor on-site, I'd get a high-end document/data safe. Some of them swing open like a fridge, if he has a ritual he wants to preserve. Also, some techie could rig up transparent off-site backups that are guaranteed not to cause the interruption/distraction that he goes to pains to avoid.