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Paper. Not even kidding. With any other media, you have to hope that the drives are still available. Paper routinely lasts hundreds of years and we all have r
by myself248 7mo ago
Paper.
Not even kidding.
With any other media, you have to hope that the drives are still available. Paper routinely lasts hundreds of years and we all have readers built right in.
- vaylian 7mo agoI like simple solutions. But paper has severe storage capacity limitations, which makes it impractical for storing large amounts of data.
- Multicomp 7mo agothat's one of my AI shower thoughts, an improved version of https://www.ollydbg.de/Paperbak/ https://www.ollydbg.de/Paperbak/ s basic idea: write compressed computer data to barcode (1d), QR code (2d), multi-color barcode ('3'd), and so on. But I keep hoping someone will finish the 'use lasers to burn 5d storage into glass chips' project silica concept and bring it to market so I can have isolinear star trek chips.