Jamie Wilkinson wrote:
This one time, at band camp, Michael Lake wrote:
James Gregory wrote:
Yes and no. Having backups of backups of backups etc is a nice idea, but
I'm positing that it's not sustainable since there's only a finite (but
probably unbounded) amount of storage space available in the world.
OK as a Physicist I understand what a finite unbounded universe means
(like the surface of a sphere or a torus) but what the hell does
unbounded mean in the context of storage space? :-)
The "tape" I'm using is a Krispy Kreme.
As in http://home.howstuffworks.com/krispy-kreme.htm ???? :-)
yum yum
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