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Data Depreciation
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Data Depreciation

Started by CartoonFan, December 19, 2010, 06:39:01 AM

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CartoonFan

Is it true that data slowly becomes crappier and crappier the more you copy or transfer it? I did notice a kilobyte count difference in a couple of my image folders that contained the same images. If this is the case, how do transferred video games remain functional? And is there a way to prevent data depreciation? (Assuming it exists.) And is it significant enough to worry about?

Grafikal


Zeriab

It's true if you are dealing analog data.

ahref

Animefan, perhaps keeping questions to yourself sometimes would help.


EvilM00s

Are you using floppy disks or an ancient data casette?
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