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August 17, 2006
Playback Drift — Or why a stone tablet is better than a hard drive
Is there a better all-around writer than James Fallows?
If so, give me her or his name, would you?
In the current (September) issue of The Atlantic, Fallows explains why it is that when it comes to keeping information around for centuries, millennia, that sort of deep time, digital simply can't hold a candle to analog.
Here's a link to his article.
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this was a great post to stumble upon while looking for something completely different.
my brother works at the LOC and is working on this very same thing!
Posted by: sandye | Aug 18, 2006 6:43:38 PM
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