Re:Show HN: The operating system I built as my high school p...
by PavlovsCat on Monday February 04, 2019 @08:52AM
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> Or to hear an ominous crunch while working on something, and then realize the drive's just decided now is a good time to go bye-bye. I completely welcome the loss of moving parts.
"Why I'm usually unnerved when modern SSDs die on us"
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18653728
You don't need moving parts for the drive to go bye-bye without warning.
But like I said, there was just something to the experience of working with diskettes. It felt more analog somehow.
I wonder if there was any such nostalgia for the days of tape/cassette storage.