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Humanity's on the edge of nuclear war, yet you've collected an abundance of documents, maps, and data to help you survive the apocalypse. Assuming its far too much information to store in books and that there is a high pissibility of most electronics being fried, how do you go about storing your different files in order to allow the most compatibility with whatever working hardware you find? Think filetypes and storage media
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>>57822344
Keep electronic things in a deep bunker. Don't know what to do if no electricity though.
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>>57822344
Be glad that the suffering is finally over without having to kill myself manually.
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>>57822344
Keep them on magnetic tape drivers and store them in a bunker with a mainframe to read and access them en mass that can be repaired with abundant parts.
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>>57822604
drives* not drivers, but you get the point.
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>>57822344
Store everything on high density CDs, preferably miniCDs and use minimal compression for less data loss over time. I wouldn't have to worry about shielding the data from an EMP.
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