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This is the end. :C



Time to go shopping.

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More accurately, this is perfect. Now I'll be forced to stop downloading new music and put many times more effort into tagging the 571GB of music that remains--at least partially--unorganized.
As a side note, you should register on plug.dj and join the FFR TuneTown parties! We all have lots of music to share and we would love to grab whatever you've got. >:)
plug.dj seems to be down at the moment.

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Nice porn collection

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Thank you. 8)

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people still use HDDs under 1TB? I thought that was just me .-.

10 points if you post your directories hue

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of course people still smaller hdds
that hdd probably cost him $50

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Honestly SSDs now seem less like a novelty item and more mandatory and HDDs with large capacities are more novelty. I haven't bought an HDD under 2 terabytes in a few years, but your drives should be lasting much longer than that so it isn't weird for people to still have all their older 1 TB drives.

The average person doesn't need tons of terabytes of space, they need a fast responsive drive with enough space to work with.

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Here's a crappy directory listing. Unicode doesn't even work.
Anyone have a better way of doing this?
I just used DIR "M:/" /B /S /A:D | clip

http://pastebin.com/7a63pm0z

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SSDs will never be as commonplace as HDDs until there's a breakthrough that allows as many read/writes as an HDD. Once that happens, the price will most likely decrease to only slightly higher than standard HDD. Last I checked, SSD is at $.49/GB, with HDD at $.045/GB.

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Sure, but my point is that this doesn't matter as much as SSD's having 600 mb/s read and write speeds and HDD's having 100 mb/s when people have no need for so much space. Soon with 2 terabyte pci-e ssd's there will be 1.5 mb/s speeds. Too bad they will be stupidly expensive for awhile.