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After 18 years, Sony's Blu-ray media production draws to a close — shuts its last factory in Feb
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This is only for recordable BD-Rs, Blu-ray movies will not be affected.
So it is one option less to store data long term and inaccessible to covert internet surviallance, but only the plebs are restricted.
I wa going to suggest tape drives for long term archiving, but after looking, holy shit are they expensive for some reason. I've used them at work but I guess I've never actually seen the price tag.
They used to be affordable. Nah ... they used to be cheap.