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Seagate smashes largest HDD world record with 36TB hard drive and reveals a 60TB model is coming
(www.techradar.com)
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This is why we use RAID6 and not RAID5
I use 5 at home, after all it's for things I could just 'acquire' again if needed.
I mean if it's things you can go get again why not party hard and just use RAID0?
Im just kidding that's such a pain in the ass if anything breaks.
Aka “my RAID are the other seeders🥸”
It's not recklessness it's decentralized community based redundancy.
I paid for gigabit I'm gonna use the whole gigabit lol
😎2.5Gbit🇨🇭
😎10Gbit🇯🇵
🤯
Well that's cheating. Easy to brag about internet speeds when you live inside of a data center lol.
That reminds me of an article from a few years back of this old woman in I wanna say Switzerland as well that at the time had the "fastest internet in the world". She said she used it to look up gardening tips lol.
I hope she had a dope garden.
🙊sorry
I'd guess she was from Norway, they have a way bigger fibre network than us and since longer time. Here you don’t have fibre if you are too far from a bigger city, yet. But at least we get about 1Gbit from our copper.
Our government took 3 billion dollars of our tax money to bolster our Internet infrastructure.
That was like 12 years ago. The money just vanished and they went "oops". God I wish we had fiber everywhere.
I used to have fiber but now I'm on lowly copper gigabit lol