Silly. You can park the drives in Windows though, so your question is still valid. Rephrase!
Tim
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I think the point is that anyone who responds to "What has better life expectancy?" with "We don't support Linux" couldn't be counted on to provide anything more than a wild guess as to the original question.
And I've made the point before that culture today, at least in the U.S., seems to be that saying "I don't know" is somehow considered much worse than just making a completely uninformed, wild guess with the pretense of knowledge and hoping you're not found out. :-( Perhaps this is a result of school systems that emphasize "there aren't really any wrong answers" a bit too much...
Oh absolutely. It's bad to be wrong, you must never be wrong! Is it any wonder kids have no creativity? Schools actively stifle it.
Tim
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On a sunny day (Fri, 19 Jun 2009 12:27:33 -0700) it happened "Joel Koltner" wrote in :
Exactly, that is why I did not ask the person further :-)
Once it has been set, those drives time out all on their own, regardless of the OS.
Pain in the ass on a PS3, which does not implement the "features", so it pukes... all over the drive.
With windows, I'm sure that the life will be shorter. :)
Could it be that these disks come with a funny driver?
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