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Mechanical vs. Solid State Drives, Or Walter's Multithreaded I/O Redux
Walter Bright's recent article about moving from a familiar mechanical hard-disk drive with its "motors and levers and gears and spinning things" to a newer solid-state drive (SSD) was fascinating for a lot of reasons, ranging from the D programming language and multithreading to the issue of adopting new technologies in general.Related Reading
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