*saves your data for 1000 years*

*saves your data for 1000 years*

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>the exact properties of M-DISC are a trade secret
>according to a test of the French National Laboratory of Metrology and Testing at 90 °C and 85% humidity, for 1,000 hours, the DVD+R with inorganic recording layer such as M-DISC showed similar deterioration in quality as other conventional discs with an organic recording layer, with a maximum lifetime of below 250 hours.

>Testing at 90 °C and 85% humidity

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>not planning for global climate warming

The absolute state of French """science""".

>Not planning for a myth
FTFY

Well, the laser does warm it up, even in read mode

It's to simulate 1000 years of exposure to lower temperature and humidity fluctuations. It's a well established practice, and gives a good idea of what to expect.

>*saves your data for 1000 years*

WinRar + Recovery record of sufficient size + redundancy = same protection on any media you want

Not that brainlets understand this

>WinRar
Good luck trying to read that proprietary mess after Windows and x86 bite the dust.