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@hfaust wow good that nobody told amazon
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@lain Seagate is so shit not even AI hoarders want them
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@ware @hfaust @mangeurdenuage @dps910
> be french developer
> go to a cafe
> put wine and baguette in respective holders
> enjoy the accordion music
> get out your ordinateur portable
> load up your logiciel libre
> disque dur is out of octets
> ask the local mime to buy some at the supermarchรฉ
> be french developer
> go to a cafe
> put wine and baguette in respective holders
> enjoy the accordion music
> get out your ordinateur portable
> load up your logiciel libre
> disque dur is out of octets
> ask the local mime to buy some at the supermarchรฉ
@lain @ware @hfaust @mangeurdenuage @dps910
> Be french utilisateur des ordinateurs
> Get a new ordinateur
> Get your clรฉ USB out
> Install the system d'exploitation
> Be french utilisateur des ordinateurs
> Get a new ordinateur
> Get your clรฉ USB out
> Install the system d'exploitation
@mangeurdenuage @dps910 @hfaust @lain yes turns out write-once storage is cheaper who would've thunk
@mangeurdenuage @dps910 @lain @hfaust About $146 for 6tb over here in JP
@heavens_feel @lain @hfaust @dps910 In France that would be between 300 and 500eur.
Learn that in France we have a tax, a contribution to the music/film industry that depends on the capacity per GB of the storage and the higher the storage the higher the value.
Learn that in France we have a tax, a contribution to the music/film industry that depends on the capacity per GB of the storage and the higher the storage the higher the value.
@lain @hfaust I hope you're being ironic. What wd and seagate are reporting as that their logistical output chains are already planned to be sold out, nothing is made but they're telling everything is already planned to be sold.
It's the same level of of bs they did in 2012 with the floods that stopped assembly production and made storage prices go to the moon.
It's the same level of of bs they did in 2012 with the floods that stopped assembly production and made storage prices go to the moon.