Theos-Talk Archives (February 2011 Message tt00110)

Better is to use solid state memory capable tools, USB sticks are solid state 
media and there are also harddrives (expensive). They can be safeguarded in 
Faraday cages against electromagnetic pulses...in fact most government stuff is 
already stored like this. It simply depends on the safeguards how much is given 
to the public... 

But best of course is to understand Akasha, since you can read all there when 
needed...





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From: Konstantin Zaitzev <kay_ziatz@WxLQnH0aochwPqkuMKCev1VCh6jXt8uNbS9QtZz4WugwQCTWGyiRho7CI7_cMMcTvAEQ0jSwx2fBMGbr.yahoo.invalid>
To: theos-talk@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tue, February 22, 2011 8:51:46 PM
Subject: theos-talk electronic collections, re: Theosophical Classics

  

--- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, MKR <mkr777@...> wrote:

> Online materials ...
> how to protect their continuance in case of unexpected death or
> disability of the owner of the site.
> we do not want to lose all the valuable collections of electronic
> material. Any ideas??

Not only physical death of the owners but also any disasters, including those of 
electronic nature. (For example, year ago fire destroyed hosting center in 
Ukraine which hosted the main Russian theosophical forum).
I think that we need to use as a safeguard already existing off-line structures, 
for example lodges. Archived copies on CDs should be kept in the libraries of 
theosophical lodges and sections along with the usual books.


 



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