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		arka2147483647 on Sept 3, 2020 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: EMule 0.60a The point is that if everything is in a single giant "library", and it burns down, then everything is losf forever. But if there are copies here and there, there is much more chance that at least some will survive the centuries. Eg, single point of failure vs redundancy

whywhywhywhy on Sept 3, 2020 [–]

>The point is that if everything is in a single giant "library", and it burns down, then everything is losf forever.

What.cd suddenly comes to mind...

selectodude on Sept 3, 2020 | [–]

That was so tragic.

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