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Ray Ingles

#WritersCoffeeClub 19. What is the difference between a writer and a person who writes?

The same as the difference between 'breather' and 'one who breathes,' or 'dancer' and 'one who dances.'

I'm comic-relief untalented when it comes to dancing, but I can have fun doing it anyway.

Anyone who #writes is a writer. Some people do a lot more of it than others, and some people are better at it than others, but I don't see the point of gatekeeping.

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@bamboombibbitybop @maulanahirzan yeah, the only think Im aware of w.r.t. the "health" of solid state storage is how many wornout cells are being marked or some indication of TB written / MFG TBW. And its temperature, but in most cases they have a heatsink - AND they self throttle performance wise if they're hot. etc.

Since utils like Crystal Disk info only report SMART things like writes and mfgrs total writes (before failure), Im assuming that's what OP's util is showing: 1-#writes/tbw

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