Re:Ask HN: What's the most stable form of digital storage?
by cupofpython on Monday April 25, 2022 @09:49AM
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>30 years in the future is likely more comparable to 60 years in the past. Hello punch-cards.
this part is a pro for S3 not a con. In this analogy OP is trying to store the information held by the punch-card, not the punch-card itself. So giving the information over to a business means they will preserve your binary data by moving it from punch-cards to HDD to SSD, etc - they will handle the hardware changes and redundancy.
this part is a pro for S3 not a con. In this analogy OP is trying to store the information held by the punch-card, not the punch-card itself. So giving the information over to a business means they will preserve your binary data by moving it from punch-cards to HDD to SSD, etc - they will handle the hardware changes and redundancy.
Your first point stands strong though