* "Francisco J. Huerta" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Sat, 02 Jun 2001
| So, how about explaining why he is wrong? I mean, it's very easy to say "no,
| nah, ni", but it is a bit more complex to say why. I know the reasons, but I
| would definitely leave the explaining to an expert.
Square waves taking more space. Just plain BS. The shape of a wave has no
bearing whatsoever on how much "space" is required to store it.
DDS-2 and DDS-3 (two of the DAT data standards) have nearly identically
length tapes (120m vs. 125m), and have the same linear speed over the
heads. DDS-3 has three times the storage capacity as DDS-2. Clearly,
speed is not a contributing factor to data density.
Doesn't require an expert to show that Jacob has a lot of completely bogus
information.
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