I didn't read TFA but the chart doesn't tell me that "SSDs aren't more reliable than hard drives".. the SSDs were generally 6% or under (assuming the linear progression) whereas regular HDD approached 14%+ after five years. And "Long-term" in the title? The SSD data in the chart only goes for 1 year. Not exactly long term when the chart goes from 1-5 years of use. The actual data for the SSDs is only 20% of the time span.

You can buy 68 internal drives (2TB each) for the low price of $5439.32 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822152245 I'm not a hardware expert, but I imagine you could connect them somehow for less than $1944.68.. ($7384 - $5439.32)

lol technicalities! :)

There.. FTFY ;o)

Even though it may still make calls, as claimed in the article, I wouldn't go so far as to say it "survived..." Nobody would continue to use a phone in this condition..

it doesn't give a year, so maybe this was 5 years ago and he got a good deal?

Exactly.. what if I use *exactly* 1000kWh a month.. then I have no idea which option to pick. Option 1 or option 2? They both include 1000.... Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh!

Yikes.. that is scary man. I have probably had 3 in a day, but normally don't drink more than 2. I would say daily average is only 1 though. Oh, and cherry is good too! :)

Obvious missing option from a poll on slashdot, c'mon... I drink way too many Amps, usually "elevate," the blue one.

They will need an audio only button that reads the entire advert to them, including the captcha. However, since the captcha is layered on top of the video, it will also be a second layer of audio on top of the advert's audio, leading vision-impaired visitors just as pissed as the rest of us.

Or in the Universe there may be an uncountable number of habitable planents..

IMHO,
61% << "Most"...

61% ~= "Not quite two-thirds"

you forgot about 2.. and I vote magic squares. what better way to completely confuse readers than offer options involving nxn numbers each?