Well, thank you anyway. I have to check out now .

I agree ... But what are the odds of that happeneing?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwohadcUv4A&feature=youtu.be

Actually, out here - pretty darn good odds! Lol

some of the differences could be camera angle, some could be lighting, some could be editing.... so many variables.

i basically don't need to make dead drops, my family and friends just show up when they want something

they've been doing it for at least 20yrs...

lol

dead drops though. very useful imo.

first with vhs tapes, then eventually floppies, then cdr's then dvd-r's then hdds and or usb sticks

i used to make my own high quality copies of movies via a signal amp and a digitial video stablizer(strips the copy protection)

i only did 1-1 copies, never mass produced it.

tho i did salvage some stuff from places that got raided for bootlegging. mostly their shelving stuff and some cabling

they did not have digital stabilizers nor signal amps

idiots

lol finding a vhs tape layin around is the most creepiest thing imo. almost no one owns a vcr. that would make me crazy curious about the contents

find a pcm encoder off craigslist or ebay. one that takes vhs tapes

titled "Q"

my folks have a vcr/dvd hybrid shit still kicking!

pcm encoder converts information to pcm, in theory u could 'record' backups at 12tb per 120min vhs tape

im tellin you there are hybrid vcrdvds monsters out there. you can rip tapes right off onto a dvd.. l33t pro hx0r

but u have to keep the tapes in a cool dry enviroment for long term storage

yeah thats true

dank basement won't cut it

naaaah it will

65-75f temp range is fine

it could last for decades in normal room temp, in a box. yeah around 65f

air tight safe with silcone gel packs u get from shipped electronics, just reactivate the gel packs by cooking them in oven for about 5-10mins at 300-500f

it will suck the moisture out of the air in the safe for long term storage

about 10-20% of safe volume is enough for gel pack usage

or u could toss data storage in a double-zipped ziplock with the silcone gel packs, then store them in the safe

after u label each ziplock so u can randomly access whatever u have in the safe and not effect the stored data

niiiiiice

whats your approach on hdds and EMF

you build cages?

alluninum hard case

gotcha

kinda like those vhs plastic cases but made of alluninum

i saw something sick that im gonna try out cant recall the name. its a cage basically that blocks EMFs

i used to have a mini case for my debit card when ever i went shopping