You could say so from a consumer perspective, but it is not what the MTBF you quoted measures. Read errors are not considered a hardware failure. Not an opinion.
That's a lot of work to avoid accepting your previous comment was incorrect.
That's a lot of work to avoid accepting your previous comment was incorrect.
I then presented practical examples of how I understand failures to behave in data storage devices, such as Gunther.
Can you answer the initial question?
Or are you just here to brow-beat your version of what you believe to be correct -- without the benefit of citation, or logic, or reason?
(Remember, kind HN user: I did not dismiss you at all. I engaged on all cylinders. And I'm here to learn. If you have something to teach, then: Please teach it. If not, then: Please disengage.
I'm not interested in logical fallacies, though, like appeals to authority: Those non-constructs waste our time.)