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>Paper doesn't require specialized hardware or software to read. But it does. To preserve the paper, you need a warehouse with HVAC, power, and constant mainte
by 1970-01-01 3y ago
>Paper doesn't require specialized hardware or software to read.
But it does. To preserve the paper, you need a warehouse with HVAC, power, and constant maintenance. You could bury them in the dirt for 1000 years, but then you lose accessibility.
- foxhill 3y agoonly if you want to store them in the open air. vacuum sealing them would obviate the need for an expensive hvac bill. and deep ground is not ridiculous. we’re expecting the storage to be in the “mostly write only” regime, after all.