You forgot "Outer Limits". I put that show in the same category.
Wayne Sudol Riverside PressEnterprise A DigitalFirst Media Newspaper. On Thu, Jan 4, 2018 at 3:53 PM, Fred Cisin via cctalk <cctalk@classiccmp.org > wrote: > On Thu, 4 Jan 2018, Chuck Guzis via cctalk wrote: > >> Funny, I've been saying since the 1980s that it you have something >> that's critical to your survival, keep it offline. >> Until any of my PCs develop the ability to go to my storage cabinet and >> fetch a DVD and load it into itself, I'm not sorried. >> > > So, that Exabyte Tape/cartridge Silo might not be such a good idea. > > I always wanted Keith Hensen's "Kubik"? CD changer. Big "carousel slide > tray" full of 240?! CDs/DVDs, in a square box, with a drive in each > corner. The drives were SCSI, and the load/unload/select control was > RS232. The big square boxes could be stacked, for a larger collection, and > there was a trivial mod to make the tray removable, so that the top box > could be swapped with as many trays as you had shelf space for. > > 'course hard drives caught up, and I now have about a thousand DVDs in > MP4s on a shirt pocket HDD. (including ALL of the Doctor Who's that were > released on DVD, Red Dwarf 1 - XII, Dark Matter, Torchwood, Twilight Zone, > Prisoner, Marx Brothers, Doc Martin, One Foot In The Grave, etc.) The DVD > images (V .MP4) take over 5TB. >
