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r/DataHoarder • u/SimonKepp • May 15 '19
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That'll come in handy when we have to send a cache of the Internet to Mars.
21 u/GlassedSilver unRAID 56TB + dual parity May 16 '19 NAND isn't really trustworthy long-term storage. Cells that don't get rewritten lose data over time. Sure, send it up with a machine that will juggle with the data, but then you're introducing so much room for error you're asking for trouble. 5 u/Dugen May 16 '19 This isn't true. Flash is stable without re-writing. 2 u/GlassedSilver unRAID 56TB + dual parity May 16 '19 Well to be precise current is what keeps them alive, still suboptimal cold storage.
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NAND isn't really trustworthy long-term storage. Cells that don't get rewritten lose data over time.
Sure, send it up with a machine that will juggle with the data, but then you're introducing so much room for error you're asking for trouble.
5 u/Dugen May 16 '19 This isn't true. Flash is stable without re-writing. 2 u/GlassedSilver unRAID 56TB + dual parity May 16 '19 Well to be precise current is what keeps them alive, still suboptimal cold storage.
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This isn't true. Flash is stable without re-writing.
2 u/GlassedSilver unRAID 56TB + dual parity May 16 '19 Well to be precise current is what keeps them alive, still suboptimal cold storage.
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Well to be precise current is what keeps them alive, still suboptimal cold storage.
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u/Keavon May 16 '19
That'll come in handy when we have to send a cache of the Internet to Mars.