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. HDD Dropped Over 6 Foot Fence Onto Concrete!...Again! In addition to stories at http://www.hardwareanalysis.com/content/topic/76903/?o=40#584807...
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Hi John, My only question is the hard drive working? Is their any damage visible on the hard drive? How did you know that the HDD was dropped on concrete? Did you sign when you took the delivery on...
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Wow that sucks John I actually saw videos on youtube where it shows a delivery guy tossing a freaking LCD monitor over a fence just as you described, you ca imagine what the result was. At least were I...
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. Naveen Goud said: How did you know that the HDD was dropped on concrete? Did you sign when you took the delivery on paper or on a touch interface GPS device... John Albrich said:...Not only did the...
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The landing of an airplane is basically a controlled fall. The same can be done for a parcel package, if one can achieve a precise parabolic trajectory when tossing the package to minimize the vertical...
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. Update The drive has been up and running various diagnostics/benchmark programs 100% of the time (24/7) since I received it on the 11th. No significant errors have been reported by SMART or drive...
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. The drive was put into regular service a few days ago. With one exception, there are no significant changes in SMART report. However, the "Seek Error Rate" is reported as a deteriorating number, but...
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Hello, I agree with you to a certain extent that impact can be managed to a large extent, if some common sense and some knowledge of physics can be implied. But at the same time, a delivery guy should...
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þ said: The landing of an airplane is basically a controlled fall. The same can be done for a parcel package, if one can achieve a precise parabolic trajectory when tossing the package to minimize...
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