Deterministic rehydration
Rebuilds original outputs from fragment references—no “guessing” required.
Fragmental Overlap Storage System (FOSS)
The Fragmental Future — Free PDF
A deterministic fragment-based data architecture. Download the free book introducing the system.
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What this book is
The Fragmental Future introduces a deterministic way to store and rehydrate data using fragment overlap — reducing redundancy while preserving reconstructability. This page hosts the free PDF download and a quick overview of the concepts.
If you’re evaluating FOSS, researching storage efficiency, or exploring deterministic data systems, this book is a concise foundation and a launchpad for deeper technical documents.
Redundancy becomes structure
Overlap is treated as a first-class primitive, not a side effect.
Practical + conceptual
Built to be readable, shareable, and useful for implementation thinking.
Author
Cecil A. Lacy — inventor of the Fragmental Overlap Storage System (FOSS) and Fragmental Network Protocol (FNP).
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