tatara kogasa, kogasa-san's father, and kogasa-san's mother (touhou) drawn by mizuki_hitoshi

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    Hang in There, Kogasa-san 2830

    Once I switched in the SSD, it got hellaciously faster, but even so, it seems he couldn't really tell. :-) Well, it can't be helped!

    Or was I that skillfully played? :-)

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    user 510167
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    I'm one of the few users left in the world who are still staying on HDD technology.

    Reasons? Let's see...

    • Still significantly cheaper than SSDs
    • Way bigger capacities than SSDs at the same price
    • No read-write lifespan nonsense. As someone who has remapped the 'rm' command in Linux to 'shred -n 1000000', i can kill an SSD in months under normal usage.
    • Performance of Linux on HDD is comparable to Windows 10 on an SSD.
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    AdventZero
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    Etnaz said:

    I'm one of the few users left in the world who are still staying on HDD technology.

    Reasons? Let's see...

    • Still significantly cheaper than SSDs
    • Way bigger capacities than SSDs at the same price
    • No read-write lifespan nonsense. As someone who has remapped the 'rm' command in Linux to 'shred -n 1000000', i can kill an SSD in months under normal usage.
    • Performance of Linux on HDD is comparable to Windows 10 on an SSD.

    I have two laptops. One running the standard HDD, another upgraded to a SSD. Ironically, it's my 11-year-old laptop that got the SSD. She boots up pretty fast, but she's only running WinXP due to her limited processing power.

    Works great as a legacy device for old software that isn't supported on newer OS.

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    SilverDrake
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    Etnaz said:

    I'm one of the few users left in the world who are still staying on HDD technology.

    Reasons? Let's see...

    • Still significantly cheaper than SSDs
    • Way bigger capacities than SSDs at the same price
    • No read-write lifespan nonsense. As someone who has remapped the 'rm' command in Linux to 'shred -n 1000000', i can kill an SSD in months under normal usage.
    • Performance of Linux on HDD is comparable to Windows 10 on an SSD.

    I still use HDD, more dependable imo.

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