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7. Sorry to burst any bubbles here, but

Tue Aug 9, 2022, 12:17 AM

Aug 2022

a lot of people still keep records on paper. Paper still works. Not everyone was born tied down to a computer.

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15 boxes?? Who does stuff on hardcopy anymore??? The White House???? [View all] LAS14 Aug 2022 OP

TFG doesn't use computers. Ocelot II Aug 2022 #1

Hard copy lasts longer Retrograde Aug 2022 #2

The Federal Government elleng Aug 2022 #3

Could be a lot of hard drives in those boxes. C_U_L8R Aug 2022 #4

I have a couple of 5.25" drives up in the attic csziggy Aug 2022 #13

I went very briefly with some thrift store commodore stuff usonian Aug 2022 #14

I got these because I didn't want them going to the dump csziggy Aug 2022 #16

Noble intention! usonian Aug 2022 #20

Sorry to burst any bubbles here, but grumpyduck Aug 2022 #7

What's this about 15 boxes? I'm late to the party. Beakybird Aug 2022 #8

Who does stuff on hardcopy anymore??? Banks, Hospitals, Doctors, etc.. tenderfoot Aug 2022 #11

Lawyers. Believe me, lawyers use hard copies. Liberal In Texas Aug 2022 #17

not T-Rump RussBLib Aug 2022 #18

Analog is best for easy, long-term, off-the-electronic-grid storage. SYFROYH Aug 2022 #19