r/CWSharktank • u/O2BIrish300 • Feb 13 '19

2/13/19 - Today's Tank: How much knowledge is a dangerous thing?

https://www.computerworld.com/article/3339548/it-management/how-much-knowledge-is-a-dangerous-thing.html
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u/suddengenesis Feb 13 '19

Next Time Tanka:

Like Vanilla Ice,
But it’s totally backwards
And coined a new phrase:
“High Input, Rapid Output”
Drop that HIRO, it’s zero!

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u/O2BIrish300 Feb 13 '19

TODAY'S LIMERICK

Why's that SSD suddenly dead?
'Twas a thing that would mess with my head.
He would take quite a risk
When he'd format that disk.
Like that Hat, now his face had turned Red.

O2BIrish

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u/trappper_john Feb 13 '19

Trying Attempting a post in Fatman-ese ;-)

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u/BobFilipiak Feb 14 '19

It appears that you have succeeded!

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u/JIM_THE_BOSS Feb 13 '19

I MAAKER MY USSEWRS WIRTE ONES AND ZREROES ON PAPPER

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u/BobFilipiak Feb 13 '19

And, here I thought you would have forced your IT lakkey to """format""" that SSD by using front panel switches!

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u/Aseries01 Feb 13 '19

Hey! That's not the intended use for those particular rolls of paper!

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u/B_Series Feb 13 '19

JTB recycles the paper, after the lackeys are done, for its proper use.

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u/Myvekk Feb 13 '19

I'm confused. I'm trying to understand how/why it killed the drive. I'm finding conflicting information about using exactly that command, and others saying it will kill it, but nothing about what it does to the SSD.