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I'd recommend some of the classic deathstar disks and their click of death, just so those of us with PTSD can relive it.
by simcop2387 5y ago
I'd recommend some of the classic deathstar disks and their click of death, just so those of us with PTSD can relive it.
- r1ch 5y agoDon't recall if this was a deathstar but it certainly clicked. Warning, loud! https://r-1.ch/hdd.mp3 https://r-1.ch/hdd.mp3
- aidenn0 5y agoI associate click of death with IOMega drives
- Sunspark 5y agoI have a deathstar in the basement. It was working last time I placed it in its cardboard grave of obsolescence. Who knows what would happen if I powered it up today? I don't really know what to do with all my old hard drives. I love SSDs because they don't vibrate and make noise.
- hansel_der 5y agohehe just tried a 10y+ HDD of mine. put on PATA-USB adaptor *bam* works! the noise is somewhat unsettling thou, maybe that i am just not used to it anymore. i REALLY wonder if a SSD would still work after lying unpowered for ten years, they are made of capacitors after all ...