RobDownSouth
Trump Is Dying
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- Apr 13, 2002
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Solid State drives are a neat idea, but they're not practical, yet, for replacing disk drives.
Each cell can sustain only a certain number of write cycles before it fails.
They're great for backups, though.
Backups? Seriously?
I use SSDs in a raid-5 configuration on a file server.