Sourcecodes lost and found or not...

[Klumpen]

While searching for a GL-port of Blake Stone,

I happened to find this discussion:

http://www.gog.com/forum/blake_stone_series/alternative_engine

Funny and shocking stuff about dusty sourcecode cds found 20 years later in some boxes in the attic

and for Blake Stone it seems to be left on floppys... pure luck, that there obviously were no magnets around in all those years.

Where do you keep your source and do you know similar shocking stories?

 

[ekianjo]

While searching for a GL-port for Blake Stone,

I happened do find this discussion:

http://www.gog.com/forum/blake_stone_series/alternative_engine

Funny and shocking stuff about dusty sourcecode cds found 20 years later in some boxes in the attic

and for Blake Stone it seems to be left on floppys... pure luck, that there obviously were no magnets around in all those years.

Where do you keep your source and do you know similar shocking stories?

Nowadays on github and on the harddrive, with occasional backups. 

 

[TrashyMG]

Now only if they find the Blood source code on some dusty CDs and such..

 

[mcobit]

Yeah, the sourcecode for blood would be really cool to have.

 

[Linux-SWAT]

It's probably somewhere in our genes.

 

[WizardStan]

If it were in my jeans it's most definitely gone now; I always forget to check the pockets.