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55 minutes agoThis has been around for years. It’s legit.
SaltySalamander
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Cake day: March 17th, 2024
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2·7 days agoBeen with them on-and-off for nearly 10 years. Second to none, imo.
2·7 days agoI have two Samsung monitors. Both purchased about 10 years apart. The only Samsung displays I’ve ever purchased. Both have dead fucking pixels. I’ll never willingly purchase a Samsung display, monitor or TV, again.
Buy a real router, solve the issue permanently without restricting yourself.
You showed us how little you know about crypto with your “Don’t be stupid. If the government wants to get your crypto, they will.” statement.
In crypto, it 100% is. All you have to do is look at the sender’s address on the blockchain and you see exactly how much that address has.
That would instantly result in the TV being returned to the store I purchased it from.
Those m.2 drives need 4 lanes of PCIe each.
Sounds to me like you need to work on the cooling in your server case.
Tell me, what would be the issue of reading data from an m.2 drive in a server?
Optical media is not good for archival unless you’re buying discs specifically manufactured for archival purposes.
You can also have always on compression and dedupe in most cases with flash
As you can with spinning disks. Nothing about flash makes this a special feature.
As soon as I can get a 20TB SSD for ~$325-350, let me know. Until then, lol.
US: Imposes tariffs on Canadian goods because reasons
Canada: Retaliates by imposing tariffs on US goods
You: We are doing it because they are doing it!
21·24 days agoYou haven’t said who you’re actually buying from
You must not have actually read the post.
Parked state doesn’t mean much when the box the drive is in is launched 20ft during the shipping process.
And there he is, the douchebag shines through.
What you’ve purchased are OEM drives. They are shipped in big boxes with other drives, slotted into foam slots. Generally a good packer will bubble wrap the shit out of the bare drives when they ship them to you. Retail box drives aren’t shipped like this.
It’s wholly incorrect.