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Researchers at the University of Shanghai for Science and Technology have developed an optical disc with a capacity of over a petabit of data, equivalent to well...
This is great, I have a NAS and I still get slow data corruption for my long term data even using bit-rot resilient file systems. I would like a way to back up 5Tb of photos and videos on a single disc to bury somewhere for long term (decades) storage.
This is great, I have a NAS and I still get slow data corruption for my long term data even using bit-rot resilient file systems. I would like a way to back up 5Tb of photos and videos on a single disc to bury somewhere for long term (decades) storage.
Playing the long troll game by burying your nudes for some poor sap in the future to find.
I respect that.
The long troll game with my short troll game
In the meantime, check out m-disc. You can put 100gb on one disc and it can last in storage for decades at a minimum.
Dig safe has a whole collection of Greg Clarke backups.