https://www.extremetech.com/computing/205382-ssds-can-lose-data-in-as-little-as-7-days-without-power

nice hoax

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that happens when you do not fix your article after getting corrected

why fix it + it brings views under his name

and links

and ad money

as people start digging stuff

reasons like jannah here is why people dont fix em

just to get more "clicks"

Reeeee

Discord mobile sucks dick

Can't even fucking codeblock

https://blog.macsales.com/43702-we-bet-you-didnt-know-that-your-hdds-or-ssds-may-need-exercise-too

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@Tervy ssd's lose data since the data is kept using charges trapped in cells
The charges slowly decrease after a while just like capacitors

Even Linus had a video on this

Heck even the Foundation https://youtu.be/VajB8vCsZ3s

yes and so ?

it still wont happen in few days

on proper healthy units that is

some broken piece of junk probly is different tale

and if the thing is stacked 110% full of data

In this case it's keeping a SSD unpowered for longer periods of time as a backup

well as backups it can handle easily few years with "acceptable data corruption"

Describe acceptable <:alithink:327930371796893698>

iirc there is some statistics

but equal to HDDs

Hdds last longer but it can vary depending on the magnetic retention

Also Heat kills data

thats common knowledge

and quite obvious

But other than some really long time deaddrops

This is also why most big corporations use tape storage as it's usually the longest retaining format

there is no real usecase where your backup should ever be more than half year unplugged anyway

Modern software wizardry does keep unaccessed files intact so... That's a thing

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@Tervy 😡

but thats true

Making proper backups is not fixing something sighh

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