Flash storage costs have gone way up.
I wonder if backblaze's business has seen any changes given that their assets are platter drives
My drives have an AFR of 0.41
It looks like I picked a good vintage which is good because the same drives are approaching 2x the price today.
The sad thing is that they need 330k hard drives to store a shitton of data. And there are no hard drive alternatives on the market.
Seagate continues the tradition of having the highest failure rates of any manufacturer, on average.
Why is that?