Russian Invention

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ArVid

In Russia they still use VHS.

https://www.overlandstorage.com/blog/?p=323

tape shills always rant about how magnetic tape is so cheap, reliable,etc. Pure fiction.
Its the most fragile, slowest and unreliable medium unless you invest in top quality hardware designed to accomodate the deficiencies and inherent fragility of tape. "Write-only" medium is the apt term to describe tape. Its intended to be stored for years and "recovered" someday, provided it doesn't degrade.
In the 90's it was excusable as people were not going to write gigabytes on it, but now this shit is like worshipping CRTs.

>>3
crts are still good tho

>>1
A few years ago I heard that the Russian government was switching back to typewriters from computers since those can't be hacked.

>>5
No problem,
Introducing Smart Typewriters(tm) the next typewriter techonology.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2930075/Ditch-distractions-Hemingwrite-smart-typewriter-stops-surfing-web-lets-save-files-cloud.html
Ditch the distractions! Hemingwrite smart typewriter stops you surfing the web but still lets you save files to the cloud

Hemingwrite is a ‘minimalist digital typewriter for distraction-free writing’
It has an e-ink display and saves documents to the cloud, such as Dropbox
But the Wi-Fi enabled gadget doesn’t have a browser, Facebook or email
Typewriter launched on Kickstarter and raised $342,471 (£224,400)
Pre-ordered models will be shipped internationally by September
It is then expected to retail for $499 (£349) when it goes on general sale later this year - although an exact date hasn't been announced

>>4
until you use them in a room that has the remotest amount of daylight anyway

Q: Why is Russian tech development so slow?
A: They're just Stalin'

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