5 Jan
1998
5 Jan
'98
10:17 p.m.
At 11:49 AM 1/6/98 +0000, you wrote:
Actually, the
sealer on that side of any cdrom label side is pretty
easy to scratch, once that happens, the life is really shortened!
The shiny layer is aluminum. I heard of someone who threw a
favorite cd into lake in frustration, but few years later, found it
again, it's ruined.
Jason D.
discolored. There should be a better way to
compost them...
Allow enough O2 there, it will decompose and oxidize better.
What do you think about CD-ROMS? I hear they have have a much longer
capacity to hold data, as opposed to 15 years for VHS tapes in average
conditions. Would UV be the major factor in CD-ROM deterioration?
- John Higginbotham
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