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by GauntletWizard
1172 days ago
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One of the big advantages of early flash storage was read durability, so that even when a drive was past it's useful write lifetime you could still read from it. That's not the case anymore, between wear-leveling technologies and higher bit densities. I would love large write-once flash disks that would last for 20+ years in storage. There's a ton of archival data out there. |
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