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   Phantasm (phnt@fluffytail.org)'s status on Tuesday, 11-Mar-2025 02:57:21 JST Phantasm

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   @PurpCat @mischievoustomato @icedquinn @iska @skylar @mischievoustomato The SSDs themselves might last longer than advertised, but that won't stop Apple from sending 12V directly to the NAND chips. A problem they resolved by making the integrated into the SoC.
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     mischievoustomato@0.5dollah.click's status on Tuesday, 11-Mar-2025 03:01:54 JST mischievoustomato

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     @phnt @icedquinn @iska @PurpCat @skylar @mischievoustomato thank you, based apple

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     Based Stable Lunatic (basedlunatic@annihilation.social)'s status on Tuesday, 11-Mar-2025 05:34:46 JST Based Stable Lunatic

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     @phnt @mischievoustomato @icedquinn @iska @PurpCat @skylar @mischievoustomato I wonder when my late 2014 iMac will break down. It got a fusion drive with the operating system on SSD and data on normal drive. What's great about late 2014 imacs is that they have a 27-inch screen. Together with authentic 5k resolution. It still runs all modern programs perfectly. I use opencore legacy patcher to run the latest macos on it. I bought it refurbished in 2016, and it lasted 9 years without ever shutting it down. I'm really going to get depressed when it breaks down.
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