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25-04-2003, 21:51
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grab the 120 gig WD special. Its awesome. Its, like, really, really 120 gigs. Thats big. Honest. And its got that 8 mb cache so you can do big file transfers like nobody's business.
Or get that super awesome 136 gb SCSI drive. Only, you would need to drop as much cash as you would for a new computer. Still, 136 gb SCSI makes me drool. about your current drive: you bought it from 'some guy' and he even told you it turns on and off randomly . . . . . . what did you expect? It might be fit enough to have fun destroying it with a 12 pound sledge hammer, but I don't think it would be very useful outside of that. Or feed it to your robot. 
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