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Uses for a 2 GB internal USB flash module?
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I've got a 16MB MMC card that I use as an offline backup for my password manager database. It's old enough that it uses SLC flash, so I don't have to worry about data retention time.
Total tangent, but IMO this is the state of the art in data retention: https://superuser.com/questions/374609/what-medium-should-be-used-for-long-term-high-volume-data-storage-archival/873260#873260