Re: A89: Archive Memory

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Subject: Re: A89: Archive Memory
From: "SirKnight" <sirknight@mindless.com>
Date: Fri, 5 Mar 1999 16:22:19 -0800
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>> 10,000 rights isn't a lot when you think about it.. especially think of
how
>> many times you will archive stuff on your calculator... so should
archiving
>> be avoided then?
>
>It's about ten thousand per bit.  That means if you reset
>your calculator ten times a day and re-archived everything
>(de-archiving and re-archiving does not write to the archive
>memory), you would have 4 years.  In real life, you would
>have probably somewhere between fifty and a hundred years.


Resetting your calc doesn't get rid of archive?  What happens if the data in
your archive gets messed up bad, how do you reset it?

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