larshaendler

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   by larshaendler 2y ago

   I have been working in long term storage for many years. I never understood why we cant just 3d-print binary code on thin clay tablets and then burn them for long term storage. Clay tablets are readable for thousands of years.
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   by larshaendler 2y ago

   As someone who runs an archive for a 90s radio show, I have to contratict partly. I regulary get tapes that are 30-35 years old. The quality of those audio tapes is shockingly good. The old chrome audio tapes very rarely show signs of degra
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   by larshaendler 2y ago

   Mdisc uses a special very hardened layer thats set it apart from other discs. That is why long term storage works so well. "Instead, the M-DISC™’s data layer is composed of rock-like materials known to last for centuries. The M-DISC RE