You could split your files in 256 byte chunks and store it in the Key Value Store 
Tbh I think this is more of a task for a third party, like mega.nz accepting āLogin with VivoKeyā.
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For those who donāt do cloudy storage, split the file in 888 byte chunks and implant as many NTAG 216ās as required 
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Finally caved and am upgrading from the quest 1 to the quest 2
Have a high performance laptop on preorder that should be able to run anything vr I want
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Iām not sure I can read your thing correctly because I do not see an issue here 
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Well I finally got it started, after 1 minute of continuous cranking with the battery booster. It kinda made a groan like a dying animal when it finally caught. Scaryā¦
Stupid carā¦ Itās a diesel Fiat minivan I imported from Belgium when I moved to Finland: cheap Italian motor, diesel, no block heaterā¦ not exactly a great combo for cold climates.
Oh well, in a few days, the temperatures are going over -10C, so Iāll be able to resume cycling. Stupidly enough, my bike (also from Belgium) has a really nice gearbox in it, which also make it unusable in cold climates because the fucking oil freezes inside the case 
I really have to gear up for next winter.
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I clearly understand Celsius less than I thought
Isnāt 31.4 a really nice day?
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Wait is that a negative? Thatās a terrible minus symbol
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31.4 sounds like a pretty warm day to me
Celsius units have this weird little ā-ā sign that can be tacked on
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Since when is a - pointy on one side, lol
Silly Celsius symbols
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Talk to the Chinese manufacturer who made my thermometer.
This said, if youāre here, even if the minus sign doesnāt work, thereās no mistaking it for a hot summer day
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Okay it must be warm enough to drive by now. Time to haul my sorry frozen ass to work.
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Thats probably true,
Except how do you have 58 relative humidity in those frozen temps? Shouldnāt the air be dry as a bone?
āRelativeā, not absolute. Cold air holds so little water RH quickly goes up
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Ahh, I learned somethingā¦
Only 20 more years till Iām a certified atmospherologist
anyone happen to know how much a flexM1 in the little white box weighs? asking for a friend who may or may not have misplaced his postal scale and has no access to USPS flat rate envelopesā¦
I know that the bubble mailer Iāve got is under half an ounce. Looks like prices are the same up til 1 pound, so I really just need to know if itās under 15.5 ounces.
So Iāve been thinking about thisā¦ I can get a subscription plugin for our e-commerce site that should, in theory, allow recurring subscription type payments. My thought was that I could set up a specific category and group here on the forum with permissions such that only subscribers would get access to that category. In that category I could post links, content, and unlisted videos etc. and we could discuss things related to research or other topics. I was also considering sharing more detail about my personal / home life thereā¦ which I really try to keep out of the public eyeā¦ but not sure anyone would be interested in that kind of stuff.
Thoughts?
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Iām sure people would be interested, ( Including me ) But personally, I wouldnāt put anything like that in the public domain. Effectively people could pay a subscription and get A LOT of information on you.
There are some fucken crazy people out there, and you would be a high-profile āTargetā for those Paranoid nut jobs.
Of course that is you decision, but
I think this is a better / safer idea.
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