• @Ulrich_the_Old@lemmy.ca
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    281 year ago

    When I bought my first PC about 1982. The seller told me that I would never live long enough to fill up the 10MB drive. I still bought the 40MB drive and it was still too small.

    • Make sure you buy two of them so you’ve got a backup. I’m uncomfortable storing 16TB worth of data on one drive, no way am I putting 32TB of anything I give a shit about onto one drive.

    • Nomecks
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      41 year ago

      You can buy large second hand enterprise hard disks for relatively cheap. 20TB disks are like 250 bucks.

  • @esc27@lemmy.world
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    91 year ago

    Will raid 6 still be viable at this size or will this require something like raid 10 or even moving beyond raid.

    • exscape
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      31 year ago

      ZFS has triple parity support for RAID-Z (basically RAID-5/RAID-6/RAID-7 with better data safety guarantees), so there’s that.

  • Resol van Lemmy
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    81 year ago

    That’s enough for the entire filmography of William Hanna and Joseph Barbera in beautiful 1080p (upscaled using world class software), and it would probably still be enough for some of the early shows of Cartoon Network, at least in 480p.

    But then it would take ages to load anyway since it’s a hard drive and therefore has moving parts, leading to a significantly higher failure rate.