First release version, for El Capitan to Catalina. And completely free of course.
archiving
This page is for your support questions and comments on my free file integrity checker Dintch. Full details, […]
Other major changes include detailed reporting, and user control over the size of buffer used, bringing big performance improvements.
If you opt for ‘Mac-only’ format, isn’t that sufficient to preserve everything you need in an archive?
How can you tell whether the file you see in storage today is the same as it was a year ago when you last opened it?
Because of its glorious past, Apple is about the future. But just now we need our past, with the future looking so uncertain.
Over time, stored data gets gradually corrupted. But over what period – months, years or centuries? And at what rate?
What do you do with all those old but important documents? Do you just leave them cluttering up storage, or have you archived them? Here’s how to archive properly.
Why you should always protect backup storage with a UPS. Should you also rebuild its directories every month? And when to archive rather than back up.
In 10 or 20 years time, where will today’s photos and videos be? In an archive? Have you started one yet?
