Sentence examples for bit rot from inspiring English sources
noun
The putative tendency of content in storage to become corrupt over time.
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They are menaced by "bit rot," in which the zeroes and the ones in which digital data is recorded mysteriously flip; by certain unstable storage devices (USB drives, for example); and by the more serious threat of technological obsolescence.
As I talked to her, my notes started looking like Sontag's own, lines of unfamiliar words that defined a world new to me: "bit rot," "forensic software," "write blockers".
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Computer files are not worth anything without software to open them.In this section The rather dangerous Monsieur Hollande The world's deadliest bioterrorist Time to get tougher Bit rot Africa's next big war?
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One neighbor used to come by our house with what we'd call roadpear: pears, some a bit rotting, that he noticed by the side of the road on his way over.
Disks corrode, bits "rot" and hardware becomes obsolete.
There may be inexpensive ways of avoiding "total bit-rot" by moving the media to a more modern format, said A. Maurice Matiz, the director of technology at the Columbia Center for New Media Teaching and Learning, which worked with Mr. Marable to create the Malcolm X Project.
In a jar, put in thick sugar, honey syrup, and a bit of rotting fruit cut open.
There was a bit too much "rot" and "odious -ness in todious -nessfor my tastes.
