In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Lynn Allen wrote: > >Best backup medium is probably binary printed on acid-free paper as > >barcodes. This is well capable of true Dead Sea Scrolls archival longevity, > >if suitably stored. > > That is probably the most unique solution I've heard all day, and probably > all year. :-) > > If one could transcribe the bar-code to granite (and it's possible), you > could have something that would last close to 30,000 years before gradually > turning into clay. Who'd read it then, or how, I couldn't rightly say. ;-) > Of course this assumes that anyone will still remember what the barcodes actually mean! Brian Rumary, England http://freespace.virgin.net/brian.rumary/homepage.htm
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