Its now been renamed to 2.3.1a7-RC4 and 2.3.1a7-RC4 has been renamed to 2.3.2a7-RC4
If its USBC its probably still backwards compatible.
Buger looking glob of DNA
In a thousand years from now, I honestly think 100PB is small for a thumb drive. I've seen such drastic increase in storage density in my lifetime that, while I don't expect it, I wouldn't be surprised if I see 100PB in single storage devices at some point in my lifetime.
I'm already dealing with PB-sized storage clusters at work, so the need for that k8nd of storage is already there, and necessity drives innovation.
Specifically all the medical stuff, like all the generic formulas that extend my life
Can u give me a offline copy of the current state of wikepedia.
Sure! Here's a 100PB thumb drive.
*isolinear data crystal.
Hopefully the usb standard hasn't updated too much.
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Version 2.0 or 2.1?
Version 2.0.1a7-RC4
Its now been renamed to 2.3.1a7-RC4 and 2.3.1a7-RC4 has been renamed to 2.3.2a7-RC4
If its USBC its probably still backwards compatible.
Buger looking glob of DNA
In a thousand years from now, I honestly think 100PB is small for a thumb drive. I've seen such drastic increase in storage density in my lifetime that, while I don't expect it, I wouldn't be surprised if I see 100PB in single storage devices at some point in my lifetime.
I'm already dealing with PB-sized storage clusters at work, so the need for that k8nd of storage is already there, and necessity drives innovation.
Specifically all the medical stuff, like all the generic formulas that extend my life
Well that's step 1 once u got the data.
"No."
Well fuck