Must dead drops be cemented into a permanent structure? I was thinking of creating one and placing the flash drive in a typical cache container just large enough to accommodate the drive and using it as the logbook rather than a typical paper log sheet.
Does anyone have any thoughts on this idea?
A Spin on Dead Drop Caches
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Coffee Peddlers
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Re: A Spin on Dead Drop Caches
I'm editing my reply cause it was not relevant cause I didn't know what a dead drop cache was.... this is why I one should check wiki before posting LOL ooopps my bad
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Re: A Spin on Dead Drop Caches
One that is not permanently attached will likely be stolen. So use a cheap jump drive if you want to place it in a waterproof container.
