Do you burn your warez?

[Polarbear]

I was wondering how long the CD/DVD as a storage medium will last. Do you burn your warez to CD/DVD?

[Barbarossa]

Yeah I do, but I have found that a few years later all I've got are shiny coasters....

Which kind of sucks

[Hombre]

i do. but not much lately as i am kinda poor and the DVDS are not so cheap as i wish and i was fired from my job, and i am now unemployed last 3 months. money is more important to eat and survive then to spend on media.

[LubTheStaringCat]

Yeah I do, but I have found that a few years later all I've got are shiny coasters....

Which kind of sucks

That be true, I've got a lot of them... and I don't know what to do with them

[Barbarossa]

Yeah I do, but I have found that a few years later all I've got are shiny coasters....

Which kind of sucks

That be true, I've got a lot of them... and I don't know what to do with them

You can put hot drinks on them, to stop them from marking your coffee table.

[Something Else]

I burn everything on duvdees. Most of them are fine, even the 5 year old ones.

Now i'm going to panic and check each one in an OCD crazed mayhem.

[enoughfakefiles]

money is more important to eat and survive then to spend on media.

Aren't you better off buying food with your money instead of eating it

[Hombre]

i dont understand

[Amber]

I burn when I feel that i need more diskspace, dvd5.

[j2k4]

I've determined (for myself, at any rate) that things change so fast I only ever use the shiny things for music/movie/general media storage...HDDs are so cheap I've just gotten used to syncing to flipping-huge off-board drives.

On-line storage just seems weird, atm - like putting it back where you found it, only you can find it quicker?