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Anything on ink and paper will outlive most of digital content/data why? Paper doesn't lose charge, it's an instant interface. if well preserved it can like cen

Anything on ink and paper will outlive most of digital content/data why? Paper doesn't lose charge, it's an instant interface. if well preserved it can like centuries. Mac owners can't even an usb from 5 years ago into their computer. My second best. Basically as close to analog as possible.

sircastor 3y ago
> Mac owners can't even an usb from 5 years ago into their computer. Can you unpack this? I don't want to turn this into platform back-and-forth, but I've not had any issue working with older hardware on my late-model MBP. I assume this is a reference to USB C? But I have the same issue with my XPS 15. A C-to-A adapter is a simple fix. That said, the place where I've had the most trouble is trying to mount old MacOS7/8 era filesystems onto macOS 10+. It requires some strangely janky unix of mounting individual directories. I tried a little while back to take a look at the Nautilus CD[1] that my dad had had when I was a kid and it was a mess to relive that nostalgia. [1] https://archive.org/details/NautilusIntroV7 https://archive.org/details/NautilusIntroV7