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   -=> On 09-11-19 15:26, Dan Clough wrote to Rick Christian <=-   
      
    DC> Your information on SSD's is quite outdated.  SSD's are *FAR* from   
    DC> unreliable and the "write limited" part is not really a factor any   
    DC> more.  Even consumer-grade SSD's have an expected lifetime that is   
    DC> measured in decades (of far heavier use than you would do).   
      
   Yes, SSDs do have write limitations, but for all practical purposes, modern   
   SSDs are likely to outlive the rest of the system they're installed in.  I love   
   them, and will happily use a SSD for the performance gains on the OS drive.  A   
   spinning HDD is still handy for bulk data storage though, because they're far   
   cheaper in larger sizes.   
      
      
   ... But the FACTS keep interfering with your theories!   
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