i feel like the whole naming "Secure Digital" and "Solid State Disk" is specifically chosen to distract from the fact that there is absolutely nothing "secure"

i feel like the whole naming "Secure Digital" and "Solid State Disk" is specifically chosen to distract from the fact that there is absolutely nothing "secure" or "solid" about the underlying technology (tiny capacitors that WILL discharge on their own). disclamiar: did write benchmarks with sd-cards in the past and was astonished by the failure rates. There also was (is?) little correlation to price, seemed like there was a huge variance in the quality of different batches of memory chips.