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Have fun. Where I see this beating out other options for low access / possibly cold storage is you could make it incredibly dense in terms of tb/kg and tb/cm3. It would make a fun challenge and be damn near impossible to maintain 🤣
Flash is... not great for cold storage from what I've read. Electrons eventually leak out and your data is gone. Well, unless you put it in freezer
Fun fact: JEDEC specification for commerical flash only specifies year of retention as minimum at 30C and much lower at elevated temperature
https://www.seagate.com/files/staticfiles/docs/pdf/whitepaper/tp618-ssd-tech-paper-us.pdf