Subj : Re: A Digital Ark For The End of The World
To   : roman
From : Ogg
Date : Mon Jan 09 2023 09:49:00

Hello 100/37!

** On Wednesday 09.11.22 - 08:48, 100/37 wrote to All:

> I have a Pentium 200mmx on which I installed more than 20 local
> encyclopedias, a couple of thousand books and hundreds of information sites
> with "doubtful" information are stored there. I use two IDE hard drives, 20
> and 40 gigabytes. This computer i called the doomsday computer. I checked
> the hard drives through S.M.A.R.T for reliability. All of them are in the
> green sector. I also have hundreds of movie DVDs, original CD-Rom discs with
> encyclopedia installations and programs for old computers. Because after the
> "end" only they will be able to work. They don't need internet.

> <poindexter FORTRAN>


Yeah.. but how much "data" do you need to preserve for the rest  
of you lifetime?  You can only watch and rewatch a very small  
fraction of what your stockpiling. And.. it won't really do any  
good for anyone else.

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