• rtxn@lemmy.world
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    12 days ago

    You mean I could lose even more data when it inevitably craps out?

    (don’t mind me, I’m dealing with a failed RAID5 array with one disk dead and one dying, I need to vent)

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        12 days ago

        nah my dude, we didn’t (:

        I inherited my predecessor’s fuck-ups that are slowly revealing themselves

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          12 days ago

          Damn sounds like the rebuild will be a nail biter! Hope it goes well, good luck and god speed. Toss in a couple hail Satan’s too, you’ll need all the help you can get

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          I mean if it’s things you can go get again why not party hard and just use RAID0?

          Im just kidding that’s such a pain in the ass if anything breaks.

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                  11 days ago

                  Well that’s cheating. Easy to brag about internet speeds when you live inside of a data center lol.

                  That reminds me of an article from a few years back of this old woman in I wanna say Switzerland as well that at the time had the “fastest internet in the world”. She said she used it to look up gardening tips lol.

                  I hope she had a dope garden.

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        12 days ago

        I’ve owned several hundreds of drives. No manufacturer is immune. It’s more about the drive model than anything. Enterprise disks are better. Each manufacturer has made crappy drives. Go for the nicer model of whomever you like, beat it to death in its first month. If it survives infant mortality it will last a long time.

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          12 days ago

          We still have a Western Digital Caviar Black in our house that’s still rocking and currently on 44k+ power on hours. We were expecting it to die a couple years ago but it didn’t yet. Using it since 2009. This is the best one I’ve seen.