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For Communications, you get a PDF without DRM as well. But yeah, probably most people won’t archive them. At the same time even if just one person archives th
by alanfranz 3y ago
For Communications, you get a PDF without DRM as well.
But yeah, probably most people won’t archive them.
At the same time even if just one person archives them, it’s extra easy to copy them worldwide if something bad happens to the original source.
Not an extra hard problem , but lots of misaligned incentives.
- kristopolous 3y agoIt's not about what we value today inasmuch as what we will value tomorrow. We're doing a good job at digitizing the past. The next thing we have to do is analog the future. Books can be forgotten for 750 years and still work. I'm not so sure about hard drives.