Error-Proofing Data With Reed-Solomon Codes
ttsiod recommends a blog entry in which he details steps to apply Reed-Solomon codes to harden data against errors in storage media. Quoting: "The way storage quality has been nose-diving in the last years, you'll inevitably end up losing data because of bad sectors. Backing up, using RAID and version control repositories are some of the methods used to cope; here's another that can help prevent data loss in the face of bad sectors: Hardening your files with Reed-Solomon codes. It is a software-only method, and it has saved me from a lot of grief..."
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When he said "harden files", I thought he was going into a long soliloquy on all the porn on his computer, so I went to the next story.
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(*BOOM*) never did like that bird.
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You haven't read too many theses. There are holes all over the place...
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Bah, I never make any erorrs
Dude, put the bong down.
Those who sacrifice speed for data integrity deserve neither - BF
What?
Other valid replies would have been "I'll have what he's having" or "Pass it around, please".