August Abolins wrote to Sean Dennis <=-

In a post between "Sean Dennis : August Abolins", on 9/13/2019 4:40 AM

..Also, rememember that flash memory of any type has a
finite number of R/W cycles. Using any type of flash memory for
long-term storage is a bad idea. I'd put it on something more permanent such as CD/DVD though all media types are subject to failures of
different type.

So.. I guess you would not be a fan of replacing spinning HDDs with
SSDs?

I was contemplating of having my next pc upgrade to have a
main 1TB SSD. Now, I am not sure what to think. :(

You just has to pay your money and makes your choices. Keeping in mind
that even if it's chiselled in stone it's going to be subject to some
erosion or other degradation to become eventually a puzzlement to some
intrepid archaeologist.

Pick a method you can live with/afford but be sanguine about your hopes
for permanence.
... "All these doughnuts and not a cop in sight." -- Plucky Duck
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August Abolins wrote to Sean Dennis <=-

I was contemplating of having my next pc upgrade to have a
main 1TB SSD. Now, I am not sure what to think. :(

It depends on the quality of the SSD and your usage. A SSD is a very
different creature than a SD card. Huge difference. A SSD is designed for heavy R/W usage; a SD card not so much. I think you'd be fine with a
quality brand-name SSD. I'm replacing the 500GB drive in this laptop with a 500GB SSD; no moving parts.

Later,
Sean

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