12 years and 11 months of powered-on time for this SSD... I should definitely turn it on for another month lol
10 years powered-on time for this HDD. Who says HDDs aren't reliable? ๐
Anyone got better numbers than these?
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This is the exact argument I make about updating.
Without knowing, you're just trading known risks for unknown risks.
Known risks can be managed.
My opinion of the constant update cycle today: it rationalizes management's liability offloading while also justifying staffing requirements and therefore budget.
Liability and risk are related, but very different things.