'Safely Remove Hardware'??
Joined: Nov 2001
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From: western europe
for those of us who don't wear seat belts ..... or practice un-safe sex .... or don't use safely remove hardware ....
you will probably get away with it some of the time ....
you may even get away with it most of the time .....
but you wont get away with it all of the time
try it and you will see what I mean ...
you will probably get away with it some of the time ....
you may even get away with it most of the time .....
but you wont get away with it all of the time
try it and you will see what I mean ...
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From: Twickenham, home of rugby
Beags, I have not personally encountered any problems with USB memory sticks, but I have had several with USB hard disks.
There is much less likely to be any write-back latency in a USB memory stick - being solid state it is nearly as fast to write to as main memory.
I don't know whether it is related or not, but I have seen many flash memory devices discarded as having become "unreliable" - I wonder if this has anything to do with premature ejection
There is much less likely to be any write-back latency in a USB memory stick - being solid state it is nearly as fast to write to as main memory.
I don't know whether it is related or not, but I have seen many flash memory devices discarded as having become "unreliable" - I wonder if this has anything to do with premature ejection
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From: Rochechouart, France
