| So, some questions about retention and binsearch -- |
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Let's say (hypothetically) that I use a usenet server that has 10
years' retention.
And let's say I rely on binsearch to locate files stored by my server --
but binsearch only goes back 5 years.
How the heck do I access the older 5 years of files?
And what's the point of saving them if no one can get at them?
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