I don't care about SSD reliability (and failure modes) on laptop/desktop computers. I even run my desktop with two SSDs in RAID 0. Even if you have a RAID 1 se

I don't care about SSD reliability (and failure modes) on laptop/desktop computers. I even run my desktop with two SSDs in RAID 0. Even if you have a RAID 1 setup (two SSDs operating redundantly), there are plenty of points of failure, many of which are more likely than a modern SSD failing: * Theft * Physical damage * Water damage * Data corruption * rm -rf You need backups in any case, even if SSDs were 100% reliable.