kasran, fourier transfemme @typhlosion@awoo.space
kasran, typhlosion taur plushy, approximate girlthing
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@AshBunny i am a simple bean i see a taur i think wow taurs are good. more taurs is more good. its simple math
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"pixel fonts are the voice of your game"
/hit me up if you want a custom one ✍
@0x4d6165 talk about your favorite dessert recipes
@monorail our top researchers are working day and night
it turns out storage devices are a land of endless compromises and tradeoffs in a way that interacts poorly with my desire to get the best possible value for my money whenever i have to spend over a hundred dollars on something
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Picotron Playground (Part II)
https://www.lexaloffle.com/bbs/?tid=52692
#picotron
@Hearth im trying to do research on this and people keep saying that the lifetime of an SSD is pretty predictable but they keep phrasing it in terms like "drive writes per day" and "cell write endurance" that seem to require an understanding of how exactly SSDs work in order to turn them into a consumer-usable measure of how long i can expect my $200 piece of hardware to last in practice
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@Hearth as someone who doesnt know much about any of this: if a cell has a write endurance in the hundreds, how does that translate to, like, expected time that a drive will last before it fails
@Hearth i mean i'd like it to be on most of the time, but also i am bad at planning things in advance and want to minimize the painfulness of making further changes to the build in the future
@Hearth the other consideration is reliability - my understanding is that an ssd has longer MTBF in general than an hdd, and also i'm moving soon and it would be nice for peace of mind to minimize the risk of accidentally fucking something up while handling my computer down the stairs - i dunno, maybe i'm too worried about such things
@Hearth yeah im considering it. currently the only drive in that computer is a HDD and i want *some* kind of SSD in there to boot from so it doesn't take three minutes to boot. but i guess i could just get another HDD for the actual storage. i dunno
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Furry, EC, might be suggestive
#AROS Kitty holding the Boing Ball
Another furry FOSS OS mascot, love the 90s Furry energy she has
@sinvega she may be dead, but what she represents very much is not
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So I recently found out that you can sort of... Make your own models for OOT and MM? ... ... I may have to make Linkaniko happen now. XD
@fluffy i was hoping for 4TB SATA... crucial mx500 4tb is sort of the upper end of within budget for me... hmmm
okay, thank you for the feedback
after a bit of research i figured i should clarify what im looking for
the non-nvme ssd is for a network file server, so i care about big storage, frequent reads, infrequent writes. not so much about ultra speed
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Two more insanely rare Pokemon e-Reader cards have been preserved and we've been allowed to share them to the world. Huge thanks to Qwachansey and onlycollectibles again for helping make this happen. All 3 prize cards of the female Battle Road 2002 series!
kasran, typhlosion taur plushy, approximate girlthing
28, it/they/she/typh
settler on Massachusett land
your mutual's mutual
code, games, music
https://www.patreon.com/kasran
en-US
jbo (ca'o cilre)
fr (j'apprends)
eo (mi lernas)
ja (🔰)
follow requests accepted! do keep in mind this is an 18+ account (with cws)
icon by my friend poketto
header by bloodsbane: http://bloodsbane.tumblr.com/post/168938806924/
Joined Apr 2017
