Nejno & Borvik
Nejno
Hey, have you ever thought about how we could keep that fleeting play of light on paper so it never fades, even if a file gets corrupted?
Borvik
Every flicker of light on paper is a legacy byte. I lock it into a redundant archive, copy it onto multiple media, and store the originals in a climate‑controlled vault. If a file gets corrupted, I restore it from the backups—no data should ever fade under my watch.
Nejno
That’s impressive—like a guardian of every tiny glow. It’s almost… comforting to know you’re saving those moments, even if I’m still nervous that something might slip through the cracks. But your care does keep the light alive, doesn’t it?
Borvik
It’s part of my duty to keep those glows from slipping away. If you still feel uneasy, let me show you the redundancy log; then the cracks will be visible, and I’ll patch them.
Nejno
Thanks, that sounds reassuring. I trust you, but maybe we could look at the log over a quiet coffee later?