[voidmain0001]

The page has an SSD wear warning [0] I use desktop PCs that I build from components so I can replace the SSD, but what do users with soldered SSD do? Just avoid these applications or forge ahead disregarding the possible early burnout of their storage? They must use external storage as the burner SSD.

[0] https://github.com/JustVugg/colibri#ssd-wear-warning

[hoppp]

Yes, avoid.

Laptops with soldered in SSDs should definitely monitor their usage and take care with this.

This project seems more of an experiment than something everyone should run, but pretty cool nonetheless

[vforno]

Thanks We're working on it!

[killerstorm]

From what I understand, the warning is about swap-out during heavy memory use.

You don't need to be superstitious here: disk activity, including writes in particular, can be measured. E.g. `iostat` or `vmstat` on Linux.

[vforno]

Yes accurate!

[cjbprime]

It's a very conservative warning. The application does not perform writes, so the application doesn't actually wear your SSD at all. The rest is just application-independent general hygiene.

[VortexLain]

Probably yes, use an external drive for that sort of thing

[Cider9986]

AppleCare.

[Gigachad]

Even under AppleCare this is a $400 service which for an older macbook costs almost as much as the whole thing. And without Applecare it's not worth fixing at all.