On Fri, 13 Jan 2006, Mario Mendes Jr. wrote:

> Pen and paper, people!  Perfect example -> they just found the dead sea
> scrolls a short while ago and they can still read it after nearly 2000
> years without the need to find a drive that does not exist anymore or
> costs a million bucks because it is the only one left in the world that
> still works.

Correction: they just found some of the dead sea scrolls a couple of 
years ago, and they are still trying to decipher parts thereof. Copper 
scrolls did not fare much better.

My advice: clay tables. modifying a Braille or impact printer to print 
on (thick) clay paper and then firing it should be perfect. And don't 
drop the fired tables. ;-)

Peter
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