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The Birth, Boom and Bust of the Hard Disk Drive
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For long term storage at home, HDDs are the way to go.
Yup, I have two drives in a a RAID 1 on my NAS, and I'm considering adding two more. No problems for 5-6 years I've had it.
So for me, HDDs aren't going anywhere. In fact, I'm likely to buy more because streaming services are sucking and I'm looking to store more content locally. I have a bunch of DVDs to rip, and I'll probably get a much more "DVDs" as well going forward.