I've been using only SSDs since they first arrived and have never had one fail. I even have my dual backups on them.For me, SSD reliability and longevity isn't there yet for reasonable cost, but they will be within a few years I expect.
a ssd will die as it can only do so many reads and rights but unlike hdd you wont get any notice b4 it goes bang and just stops working.I've been using only SSDs since they first arrived and have never had one fail. I even have my dual backups on them.
Danish ISP one.com switched all their servers to SSDs a year or so ago and the web page opening speeding is great. There's no more dinosaur mechanical discs in my computing world.
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I know but am not bothered. I'm always fully backed up a minimum of three times and no SSD has failed me yet. When one eventually fails I'll simply replace it and restore the content, whether the OS or data.a ssd will die as it can only do so many reads and rights but unlike hdd you wont get any notice b4 it goes bang and just stops working.
nVidia's tool does sound cool, and I imagine it'd make some tasks which skilled operators of the Adobe Creative Suite accomplish a lot easier. I like the latter, and it appears they are increasing the AI components. What most people miss about design for print and web, is the importance of allowing elements space.I found Nvidia Canvas. It's very clever, it lets you export to psd with all the layers. Open AI Plus has also released a bunch of updates. You can upload your data, jpegs and videos, it will use them and your web browser to access the Internet.
If an AI observed and progressively copied the states of all your neurons while you live, perhaps something resembling your mind could watch forever? How it will diverge from the telemetry that your organic mind would have taken over time, and how utterly bonkers it becomes in a million years, is anyone's guess.I wonder what the world will be like when my grand children grow up and I won't be there to see it.
We have VM fibre on our estate. If you order it they'll run it to you from the main road, then bombard all your neighbours with their propaganda to get some of them signed up to cover the cost of running it to your street.i dont get it as when cityfibre dug up the roads to fit it they done the main road but not down our street so why does it say i can have fibre to the home?
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so in a nut shell city fibre put connections in only to houses mostly with no virgin cable that was put in 15-20 years ago.We have VM fibre on our estate. If you order it they'll run it to you from the main road, then bombard all your neighbours with their propaganda to get some of them signed up to cover the cost of running it to your street.
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