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6/26/2025, 6:39:14 PM
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>but the anxiety of having high value items on a shelf deteriorating is annoying to me
This stuff is largely not difficult to take care of at all, just very basic dry and cool-ish storage without direct sunlight will let much of this shit keep for absolute ages.
The only things to really mind is stuff like save batteries, sometimes capacitors (a good one lasts for 20-30 years), and then the rare batches of disc media which are prone to disc rot from bad manufacturing.
Of course, if you sell the stuff off to someone else, now it's their duty to take care of that stuff instead. It's really not all that difficult though.
>but the anxiety of having high value items on a shelf deteriorating is annoying to me
This stuff is largely not difficult to take care of at all, just very basic dry and cool-ish storage without direct sunlight will let much of this shit keep for absolute ages.
The only things to really mind is stuff like save batteries, sometimes capacitors (a good one lasts for 20-30 years), and then the rare batches of disc media which are prone to disc rot from bad manufacturing.
Of course, if you sell the stuff off to someone else, now it's their duty to take care of that stuff instead. It's really not all that difficult though.
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