After learning this I printed off my PhD notes, prelims, and current dissertation.

I think datahoarding isn’t just keeping digital materials but taking care of what we have!

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    13 days ago

    I chisel everything into stone, than make multiple clay molds for back up, then spread them across all 7 continents

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      13 days ago

      Tracks for datahording ig

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    13 days ago

    I have a bookcase full of cook books.
    They’ll always be there, and none of them have a long made up personal story before the recipe. Pluse they’re hand me down from my grandparents.

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    11 days ago

    paper in very good conditions (temperature controlled enclosure, with little to no air exchange with open environment). Assuming a normal hdd lasts 10ish years, and you do something like 1 to 1 redundancies, you can store digital stuff for cheaper, and lighter. I am not saying all physical stuff is bad, but paper is not good, unless you use some re-enforced papers like cloth or plastic