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For questions about magnetic tape storage formats
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Developing an application in the era of cassette tapes (audio-tapes)
Obviously, you can just switch tapes as you go, but systems that used cassette tapes for storage weren't really viable for collaborative development.
Simply because with a cassette tape, you had "wha …
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Cheapest way to store and load small dataset in the 80s?
The cheapest mechanism was paper. The storage method was printing it out. The entry method was typing it in. This is a tried and true technique that flourished into the 90s and is arguably still used …