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03:03:11<pabs>https://open-archive.org/TLJob
03:04:18<pabs>^ OpenArchive hiring tech folks to work on software to preserve mobile media
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05:05:05<@JAA>Whew: 'vulnerability that would allow an attacker to publish new versions of any npm package using an account without proper authorization' https://github.blog/2021-11-15-githubs-commitment-to-npm-ecosystem-security/
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06:15:25<pabs>https://www.fsf.org/blogs/community/wrapping-up-my-internship-focused-on-helping-build-the-gplv3-drafting-archive
06:25:40<@JAA>The tarball link is a 404. lol
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08:28:28<@JAA>I really wonder why the Seagate Exos X16/X18 drives are so cheap here. Enterprise drives with 5 years of warranty, and cheaper per TB than any other (external or internal) drive on the market.
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13:45:11<balrog>JAA: what prices are you seeing? They were cheap before Chia, but seems Toshiba has some drives now that are about the same price as what the Exos were.
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18:41:12<hexa->without warranty for endusers
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19:05:36<@JAA>balrog: CHF 325 (USD 350, EUR 310) for the X18 18 TB model, for example. Yeah, the Toshiba Enterprise Capacity drives are only marginally more expensive. Both have now dropped below pre-Chia prices.
19:08:46<@JAA>hexa-: What does that refer to?
19:12:08<hexa->JAA: toshiba 14/16/18 TB drives
19:13:27<@JAA>Interesting
19:14:54<@JAA>At least some of the sellers here do list 5 years of warranty on those.
19:15:07<hexa->via https://www.toshiba-storage.com/warranty-information/
19:15:18<hexa->those are MG series
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19:15:34<@JAA>Guess you might just not be able to go to Toshiba directly?
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19:16:16<hexa->possibly, yeah
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19:22:04<@JAA>Actually, I don't see anything on that page saying no warranty to end users. Bulk v Retail is a different thing as far as I know. Retail drives come in a nice box etc. I'm pretty sure I saw some N300 recently in Saturn, for example. The MG drives aren't available like that, only in bulk, i.e. simple static bag plus padding.
19:22:45<@JAA>They say in the warranty policy that there's no warranty for HDDs 'sold to an end-user in a country not covered under this Warranty', but I can't find which countries are covered.
19:22:55<hexa->ah funny
19:23:00<@JAA>Guess that means you can't move to North Korea and then make a warranty claim.
19:23:01<hexa->in german it says einzelhandel vs großhandel
19:23:22<@JAA>Heh
19:32:39<@JAA>But even if they deny the extended warranty, at least you'd always have the 2 years in Europe. Still a better deal than a WD Elements or whatever.
19:33:21<@JAA>Just saw that there's a WD Ultrastar among the cheapest as well. Very odd that these are all cheaper than the standard internal consumer drives.
19:34:03<@JAA>I mean, I like it, just weird.
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