Re: Re: Long Lasting CD and DVDR Discs

And don't forget: Without science we would have no synthesizers.



On Mon, Dec 28, 2015 at 10:33 PM, [email protected] [tadream] <
[email protected]> wrote:

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> Ok, this is generating into a deep black/white argument w/o all necessary
> and required shades of grey...
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> Science is built from observations, knowledge and it is an ongoing
> iterative process... What we thought was the truth 200 years ago may be
> wrong as of today or has been refined with time. Today more cancers are
> effectively cured compared to 20 years back. Science is not a marketing
> tool, it is relying on facts. A baseline knowledge for future generations.
> We are not at this point yet where we can predict and stop natural
> catstrophe... The animal worls seems a bit ahead of us in that domain....
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> That said, not all CDRs are built with the same quality standards hence
> having different mtbf (minimum time before failure). Consider how the CDR
> are handled and you can easily add on or remove 5 to 10 years of lifetime.
> With all hints and good advices given on this thread one can make up his
> mind on the best way to preserve his musicl collection.
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> URU
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