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the no good guys is kinda the point of the story tho.

how much data are you looking to store? A usb connected mirrored pair/raid1 of 4tb drives is reasonably cheap, and could back up a faster array of smaller drives in a tb case pretty easily

glad you liked 3dtn. Stress is mindfuckingly good

hbd!

woo

bruins play mean as hell this year

There's a listing for $400 BIN from China... fake..

My friend Al speaks for me.

Apogee symphony

happy birthday Nate!

steafan hanvey, nuclear family tegan and sara, hearthrob

listening

or just buy retail packaged drives

Fish tacos with mango salsa

But there are some people who will respond badly to a midfi source at a meet, and will "hear" flaws if they see something they perceive as inferior.

direct drive, so "and the motor"

Happy Birthday!

no I was suggesting leaving the original drive in there, and adding the ssd to the optical bay.

I'd personally leave the original drive where it is and put the SSD in the optical bay. That way you're touching as little of the hardware as possible. Then migrate to the new drive with migration assistant.

it's a benefit of not participating in the race to the bottom

Went to Ai Weiwei's exhibit at the Hirschorn in dc. It was amazing.

Vicki, that bike is beautiful

Perhaps you meant to ask that question somewhere else?

I have 1 user that currently could use more than 4gb per core. We have him use more cores.