The previous thumbdrives all failed on me.Is there a brand that will last five years minimum without corrupting?
> You cannot just put the isos on a harddrive and just can install any iso you want forever, you have to use the shitty small size usb that always manage to fail
>>109803215>>109803148I still has a working drive with the john titor original files that Ive been saving for 2032you guys have faulty USB busses
>>109803148I used the same full metal Kingston Datatraveler as a key ring for more than 5 years. It still works, but I changed it for a random unbranded chinese metal one. It's been my key ring for 2 years and going.
>>109803148I have 15 year old usbs that still work, what are you doing to have them fail so frequently? Forgetting them in your pockets and washing them?
>>109803997retards use them as external hard drives reading&writing GB every day
>>109803148Get one of these and an m.2 enclosure.https://www.ebay.com/itm/198466641440
>>109803997I have a 128mb one from 2003 that seems fine.
>>109803148i have decades old thumb drives that haven't failed on me, that i've forgotten in my clothes in washing machine and dryer and still haven't failed on me.
>>109803808>The Steins Gate anime was 15 years agoOw.
>>109803215>You cannot just put the isos on a harddriveisnt that what partitions are for?
>>109803148You want one of those usb sticks that use an ssd memory chip and usb-a for robustness. I got a 256gb one for like $20 back when prices were sane, now they’re probably five times as much. They tend to be very fast, mines almost 1gb/s
>>109804287Black Rock Shooter is also older than most /g/ posters now.
I've been using Emtec USBs for the past 5 years without a single one corrupting. Can't say the same for Kingston or SanDisk.
>>109804287oh fuck
Kingston XS1000. Or at least this would have been my suggestion a year ago when it costs 25% of its current price.
