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I'm a huge fan of this, if only I had some sort of class to give this test to.

My seagate that failed on me was a 3tb too! Do you remember what year you got it? Thinking that it may be that model.

I've still got my 1tb seagate up and running from around six years ago? No problems with that but all the 3tb I've encountered all seemed to have failed quite quickly. Maybe it's the specific model that I got but the higher capacities, in my case, tend to be more faulty.

No one is safe from inevitable drive failure, it seems.

Then I stand corrected. Is there anyway to avoid drive failures or should we accept the fact that they will break eventually? Also, the data is interesting and appreciated.

Website allegedly claims that it can't take down user's content because it's decentralized, would the DMCA request go through to the individual user? I can see that being a problem with negligent people, I expect that the company would probably step in regardless and take down videos.

Shout out to Seagate, every drive that my friends and I have bought from them have eventually failed, good to see that they fail in non-consumer use too, not just me! Stick to the Western Digitals.

"TechCrunch is a Verizon Media company"

Regardless, I've generally come to expect nothing less from cell companies, and I guess big tech companies in general?

Cant wait until actual 5G comes out, assuming it won't be too much more expensive than current 4G plans.