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The Real Bev, 2024-05-11 23:30:

[...]
> It's hard to understand how cards go bad, but apparently they do.  OTOH, 
> the power switch on my Lenovo tablet went bad (a mechanical problem I 
> haven't yet figured out how to solve permanently, although temp 
> solutions involving shims worked for a while), but I wouldn't put it 
> past Lenovo to cheap out where they can.

SD cards are the cheapest variation of flash media memory. If you don't
buy specific "high endurance" cards you should consider this kind of
storage always a temporary solution only used to keep data for a short
time period - as for example in a digital camera etc. - and not use it
as permanent storage media.

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Arno Welzel
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