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by kijiki 6y ago
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some enterprise SCSI drives too. This was all back in the late 90's/early 2000's, no idea if it still happens with SATA or SAS drives...
- Hello71 6y agosure, and "consumer" filesystems/databases were also pretty bad. ext3 was only released in 2001, and Windows supported FAT system disk since at least Vista. the "standard" OSS database was MySQL until at least 2010, if not later. I argue 2020 is different though. despite the onslaught of mongodb 'engineers', data reliability is far better than it was in 2000.