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"Stuff" really is the worst. I'm only 27 and I'm already feeling the pain. All I can say is that I'm very happy that media no longer takes space to store. My f
by Negitivefrags 13y ago
"Stuff" really is the worst. I'm only 27 and I'm already feeling the pain.
All I can say is that I'm very happy that media no longer takes space to store. My father has acres of shelf space dedicated to books, CDs, records and even cassette tapes.
I will never buy a physical book again, and I really need to get around to giving away all the books I have now. I've never owned a physical CD or a DVD. I wont be plagued by photo albums.
And then there is paper. If I never receive another letter in my life it will be too soon.
- cpursley 13y agoYep, being able to store media digitally is HUGE.
- lpolovets 13y agoI bought a ScanSnap scanner a few years ago. It's a $400 scanner that can scan pretty much any document -- even double-sided ones. It applies OCR to printed text and can create searchable PDFs for you. At first I balked at the price tag, then bit the bullet and purchased the scanner, and now I think it's one of the best purchases that I've ever made. I've been able to recycle thousands of documents thanks to this thing.
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- jodrellblank 13y agoYour media clutter isn't gone, it's just out of sight. What's on your digital storage and how tidy, and necessary is it all?