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I'm sure hes talking about the size. The comparable would be worrying about how many cycles your 512MB flash drive has left.

• detaro 11y ago
  Except that somehow, data size for some usecases hasn't really increased. My main disk has the same size it had 2009 (and if SSDs didn't happen and had clear speed advantages, it probably would be the same disk it was back then) and I don't see it becoming to small in the next 5 years. So a SSD bought today could be useful spec-wise for 10 or even more years.
  • wnevets 11y ago
    Sounds like the exception rather than the rule for most people.
    • detaro 11y ago
      New systems are sold with 500 GB (or even smaller) main drives, just like they were back then. Though moving a disk between systems instead of buying a new one is something only people building or modifying their own systems do, true.
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