OT: Disc failures
Alvin Oga wrote:
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On Wed, 19 Oct 2005, Mike McCarty wrote:
You can buy a new bare Seagate (I've only had good experiences with
them) 40GB drive for $50 USD or so here in the Dallas, Texas area.
$$ gets my interest when its 25% ( 160GB for $40 or so )
I have no referent for this.
- since these "rebates" are at fries ..
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- anybody can get it ..
- i'm not sure if their website ( outpost ) provides rebates
- use "fries" disk for yoru own use, it's gonna die sooner
than you expect ( too many gorrilla's in the food chain,
literally and figuratively, fries was a grocery store before
daddy retired and gave the kids a store to play with )
I don't recall saying anything about Fries' discs.
I don't recall saying anything about rebates.
I do recommend Seagate.
I have purchased new bare Seagate 40GB drives for $50 USD.
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How much is your time worth? How much is your data worth?
$ 5.oo/minute (prepaid) gets my attention :-)
Are you claiming that you contract and get paid $300 USD per hour?
Actually, come to think of it, I wasn't asking *you*.
data is priceless, that mastercard can't cover either
My data are certainly very valuable to me.
Mike
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