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June 4 is the anniversary of the protest in Tiananmen Square<\/a>. Recent news programs made mention of the event and caused me to search for photos I took when visiting Beijing in 1996.<\/p>\n

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This is not a political post, but a comment on the storage of digital photographs. I generated a great collection of photos during our China trip and I cannot locate the great majority. I am afraid I lost most on some crashed hard drive.<\/p>\n

I am rethinking my online storage strategy. I use Flickr to store a subset of images I take (including the one that appears above). A subset is not good enough. You really need two complete sets and two online sets if you want to use one online site for a subset. My present second site is TroveBox<\/a>.<\/p>\n

You cannot go back, but you can try to be more intelligent going forward.<\/p>\n

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