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Zoomer in his mid 30s: You didn't use any more bad words in class today, right? I know those other kids can get on your nerves sometimes, but it's important to remember to keep a cool head and not sink to their level.
His 7 year old daughter Symmetra: (beaming) That's what I did Dad. When they kept saying six and seven even after the teacher told them to stop, I spoke up and said they were spiritally Isrally. After that they got really confused.
Zoomer: Very good. I'm so proud of you! Now, do you remember what that means?
Symmetra: Not really
His 7 year old daughter Symmetra: (beaming) That's what I did Dad. When they kept saying six and seven even after the teacher told them to stop, I spoke up and said they were spiritally Isrally. After that they got really confused.
Zoomer: Very good. I'm so proud of you! Now, do you remember what that means?
Symmetra: Not really
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@RedTechEngineer @Suiseiseki @cell @prettygood i mean something like mask rom or the typical make of prom with blowabke fuses. Basically just wires representing your data
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@Suiseiseki @RedTechEngineer @cell @prettygood rom is probably the longest lasting storage that can easly ibe accessed by computers
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@Suiseiseki @cell @prettygood best result i found was from superuser and didn't cite a source but:
> Most sources state that permanent magnets lose their magnetic field strength at a rate of 1% per year. Assuming this is valid, after ~69 years, we can assume that half of the sectors in a hard drive would be corrupted
https://superuser.com/questions/284427/how-much-time-until-an-unused-hard-drive-loses-its-data#312764
> Most sources state that permanent magnets lose their magnetic field strength at a rate of 1% per year. Assuming this is valid, after ~69 years, we can assume that half of the sectors in a hard drive would be corrupted
https://superuser.com/questions/284427/how-much-time-until-an-unused-hard-drive-loses-its-data#312764
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@cell @prettygood old eeproms retain data better than hdds iirc
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@cell @prettygood larger gates in older flash hold more charge so should discharge slower and slc means it can be read with larger drift from initial state
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@coolbean do you have rolls when standing up? If no then stop worrying. If your goal is abs then say that
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