>you can hold 11 microsd cards in this wallet card 11 * 128

point being?

Installgentoo

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>>60820957

>>60820943

That card should have a raid controller and USB 3.1 connector built in.

>>60820943
200 and 256GB MicroSD cards have been a thing for a while. You can buy actual competent 1/2TB SSDs that are wallet sized too.

>>60820973
>lose wallet
>lose priceless data and several hundred dollars worth of SD cards
What's the draw

>terra

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You can get more storage if you store them in pasta holders

>>60821058
Lifehack!

>>60820943
Sounds not a big deal, but I see this useful.

Terabyte of 60 mbps speeds

Woo

>nigger steals your wallet
shit

>>60821038
whtas a backup

Ok, why? Why do I even need a holder? I could put like 50 in a small fucking weed baggie.

>>60821000
you're memeing but would that be possible?

>>60821000
Given the cost of a 128 gig microSD card it wouldn't be very cost effecting but it would be cool as hell.

>>60820973
>not storing all those cards in a phone app

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>>60821058
>pasta holders
How italian are you? Be honest now

>>60821058
That's a fucking jar.

>>60822449
>trusting your fucken phone

Not a necessary long-term solution. SDXC is going to hit its 2TB limit by 2020.

>>60821058
Where do I keep my pasta?

>>60823768
credit card slot

>>60820943
> not having 1PB of storage in your desktop in RAID 0
Wew these plebs
> not having a portable hard drive 500TB or more for otg storage
Kek

>>60821355
can you also insure the sd cards?

>>60821417
Flash drive RAIDs have been made before.
Would be just as doable with them.
It's not going to be a fast RAID, it's only going to be the redundant RAID. (which itself is a redundant redundant)

Small memory cards can get stupid-hot when being written to constantly.
I've got a USB Flash stick, one of those tiny little ones that barely sticks out, fucking hell they get hot.

But given SSD storage systems still being prone to higher failure than magnetic and optical, it is worth considering if you value data on them.

>terra
kys

>>60822612
>2017
>Not having multiple holders for your pastas.

>>60825131
why can not make at least somewhat fast raid?
2x redundancy while having the speed be that of the slowest drive times half the number of drives?

>make 9001 niggabyte microsd card
>normies will never find a use for that much
>power users will never bother entrusting so much data to such a slow storage that will probably run out of writes pretty soon
Why instead they aren't making a mainstream card of say 8GB that is fast and can do shitload of writes?

>>60826594
Wouldn't the solution in >>60826213 work?
If the data is all duplicated once, then you could hotswap cards when they fail, read speeds would be insane, and write speeds would be tolerable (and isn't giant storage is used for archiving anyway?)

>>60823768

>not having pasta and microSD for lunch
pleb

>>60826790
>>60826213
It'd be reasonable fast, but not super fast like some types of RAID people make.
It will be fast enough for people recording average revolution video from typical smartphones and the like.
You could maybe boost the really expensive ones used for >HD resolutions at high FPS, but there could be a chance the cards might suffer due to heat.
Not just heat, but corruption due to so many writes. There was an attack recently that highlighted this issue in flash memory of all types.

>>60826943
one nice SD card can more than handle HD video being written to it

An array with striping and distributed writes, even if it has a little bit of redundancy, would SURELY have bandwidth to spare, no?

>>60826790
Eh I guess that's fair kek. You could even make it so different parts of the input are written to different cards in parallel and then duplicated. That may give somewhat close to RAID1 speeds on RAID0 for short bursts.

>>60826943
There was an attack recently that highlighted this issue in flash memory of all types.
It's called Row Hammer.

>>60821325
>not living in a 95%+ white midwest town
WTF are you doing with your life anon?

i feel like this is aimed at photographers

>>60821355
>Boy am i glad i backed up the several hundred dollars i just lost

>>60820943
Why would you store your shit on micro sd cards?
Are 2,5" 2TB HDDs considered hipster-tier now or what?