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awesome_person@lemm.ee to Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world · 3 年前

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awesome_person@lemm.ee to Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world · 3 年前
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    Is this how you partition a hard drive?

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      Yum the corners are my favorite!

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    6GB was left on the knife

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    It might not be exactly 250gb.

    It could be lesser. And I won’t settle for that…

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      Hard drive capacity marketers have entered the chat

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    Oddly satisfying. I kinda want a piece for my desk.

    • Intralexical@lemmy.world
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      No!

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      Those layers ARE the disks.

      Also that’s a 3.5" hard drive. They’re still current. It’s the standard form factor for desktop use. Though most home systems nowadays just use SSDs.

      Still though these are used for large, slower storage like backups, media, etc. and used in enterprise.

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      That’s a standard 3.5 inch harddrive. They still exist and are still sold.

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      Looks like a 5400rpm 1TB WD caviar green. But it’s a standard size for desktops. Laptop hard drives are the same size as a SATA SSD. And the m.2 drives are the size of a large gumstick.

      But, the WD greens weren’t great drives, so nothing of value was lost - I have 6 of them in my house, and about 4 of them are dead or dying.

      My dad bought them for a Intel RST RAID array when he built his hackintosh, all the way when the Intel Core i7-860 was new, and snow leopard was the current Mac OS. The array died a tragic, and very preventable death. (He never bothered to replace the first drive that died, and the second drive death completely killed it)

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      It’s a 1TB 3.5" HDD. They still make those today.

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        • areyouevenreal@lemmy.antemeridiem.xyz
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          They literally cut a quarter of the disk. You can literally see the center spindle where the cuts end.

          Also that’s a size used for modern hard drives.

          You ain’t good at this are you?

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    Ahh fuck, you ruined it. You see how shitty that cut is? You need to use a water jet so you don’t get all those jaggies.

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    …I really wish I had a magnetic microscope.

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