Yesterday I committed the cardinal sin, assuming a problem would not be solved.
I assumed that the state of the art of the storage was:
Also known as spinning magnetic rust.
And whenever you make an assumption about that you end up being screwed within 24 hours of saying it.
A buddy of mine pointed out that there is a solution.
Apparently we can use quartz to store data for 300 million years.
Well then.
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