The crazy part is that apparently (based on the defense pushing to have the 1 juror removed) it's a 11 non guilty 1 guilty hang ....

How anyone could find her not guilty is beyond me.

Stunning building - but comparing something built 900 years ago to something 4600+ years ago isn't really a fair comparison.

that video is low key brilliant.

I've started it - likely finish in in next day or two, I'm doing an audiobook version narrated by David McCallion... This translation and McCallions narration make this sound not like it's from the 1500's but as if you were in a modern conversation.

Carrying it on your person was not a listed req in the challenge... and if you are carrying on person all the time it basically removes the worry about what media/format/encryption to use because the obvious answer is whatever is most current and since your carrying it on you you keep updating media/format/encryption every cpl years.

I'd argue though that on person is not a secure backup... its an offline working copy. If its on you then it can be seized if you are, damaged / destroyed if you are, etc.

The challenge as it was written made this sound like an archived long term thing which is why my original reply.

Challenge is flawed - if long term backup is important you need to physically secure both your storage device and it's reader together. You can't count on the device being usable on devices in the future.

For example the voyager golden disk had instructions on how to construct the device to read it written on the disk itself visually.

So what you would do in your case is store the memory card with say a laptop (battery removed) and a charging cable.

California? beach looks nice