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Books don't fail similarly as discs. Tear a page off a book and the rest remains readable. Spill coffee on a book and you can still see the letters through the
by pibaker 3mo ago
Books don't fail similarly as discs.
Tear a page off a book and the rest remains readable. Spill coffee on a book and you can still see the letters through the stain.
In the meanwhile make a single scratch and you can't read your CD anymore. I'm sure there are forensic technologies that restores the content of the disc but if you are just a random nobody your disc is as good as nothing.
Not to mention CD drives fail, too.
You may interpret the OP as being against physical media. But I think what he is actually after is the idea that if you have a piece of physical media, it lasts forever which is false.
- Sleaker 3mo agoScratching discs doesn't typically render them permanently unreadable, unless the scratch gets to the metal. There are tools which resurface the discs.