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dsana
5y ago
Samsung 256gb. It failed. I'm not sure what else to say. I know that SSD fail from direct experience. This doesn't mesh with you. I get it. So yeah a Mac or other device with a soldered SSD is less trustworthy. I'm not even t
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dsana
5y ago
Simple but not easy. Difficult to enforce however. Here goes: Non-recyclable packaging for food items is illegal as a first step. Other packaging is staged for later. No more than 10 years to implement. No excuses for anything that goes int
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dsana
5y ago
You're misunderstanding. It's not about the wear. It's about failure of the SSD. Any failure. I've had a SSD fail and it was covered under warranty. Wasn't wear related and it was barely used. A month or so old. So
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dsana
5y ago
Good to know that when I get a Mac I should remember to never store user data on it as primary. Must have active sync as primary. The local storage should really be seen as only a cache. This article caused a bit more research summarised as
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dsana
5y ago
Freebsd runs on .net? Better title would have ".net support for FreeBSD" somewhere in it for clarity.