On 06/08/18 15:39, Jan Panteltje wrote:
> On a sunny day (Mon, 6 Aug 2018 13:08:37 +0100) it happened The Natural
> Philosopher  wrote in :
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>> On 05/08/18 04:49, Henri Derksen wrote:
>>> At the moment backing up to several harddisks every 10 years at different
>>> places is also a reliable way, of course never 100%,
>>> but at least it comes nearby that figure.
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>> Thats how I manage.
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>> several hard disks of whatever the latest technology is.
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>> And a 'nice'd up copy program for when a new drive goes in
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> And in case the place burned down, was nuked, or whatever,
> I carry a USB stick with the programs I wrote and my often used scripts.
> And in case.. there is a backup of much in the cloud, rented space.
> The old Duracell USB sticks I have have a hole where you can put a cord and
wear it around your neck.
> Bit of code to commie-nuke-aid:
>   http://panteltje.com/panteltje/newsflex/download.html#jan_and_pan
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> The small micro SDcards can be hidden almost anywhere.
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> Best is to use postal pigeons with those card for data,
> it is cheaper and faster per GB than the internet ;-)
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> It is fun to play with 'high tech' and show its limits.
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the cost of a couple of TB of USB drive is not great so I use that from
time to time to take an image of the 'importants bits'



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