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therealestmallet · 1 year

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had a dream last night where the new FRC game was to make a robot out of living flesh and bone so our team had to make a robot out of living biomass and we called it “the meat game”

#first robotics #frc 2023 #frc robotics #lacrosse frc qualifications #tERAbytes

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why-tap · 1 year

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Technology Facts... view more

#storage #petabyte #terabytes #did you know #placement #webdevelopment #digital marketing #training #programming #software testing #amazing facts #ultrafacts #didyouknowthis

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univoldsblog · 4 months

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2.5 PM1643A 7.68TB EN SAS SSD

Lenovo PM1643a 7.68 TB Solid State Drive – 2.5″ Internal – SAS (12Gb/s SAS) – Read Intensive – Server Device Supported – 1 DWPD – 14016 TB TBW – 1000 MB/s Maximum Read Transfer Rate – Hot Swappable – 1 Year Warranty

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infradapt · 1 year

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Data Sure is Neat, Part 2

How much information does your typical book hold? If you haven’t read it yet, go back and read our last blog about how much data is stored in the Library of Congress, then come back here to learn more about the everyday applications of data and how much we store on a day-to-day basis.

Examining the Bit

Data is made up of bits, or strings of ones and zeros. There are 7 bits in English characters and 8 bits in a byte.

Data is stored in ones and zeros because that’s the way we have been doing it for the past 70 years. We like to use the example of a machine that has seven lights on it to represent data. If the light is on, then it’s a zero, and if it’s off, it’s a one. The combinations of lights translate into various characters, like letters, numbers, and symbols, and when strung together in large arrays, can represent vast quantities of data to be read by a system.

Magnets use this method to store data, and they are the backbone of the present-day hard drive. With spinning platters that look an awful lot like a stack of CDs, the hard drive uses magnets to read and write data to the drive. These devices are sensitive and can detect something as tiny as something billions of times smaller than an eyelash cut into a hundred different pieces. Pretty shocking stuff.

Basically, the hard drive was crucial to the development of data storage, and it remains to this day a common staple in the office environment and even for consumer electronics. Solid state drives, or SSDs, are also quite popular, and they run using electrical charges to tiny transistors. Since they don’t rely on mechanical movements or magnets, they are the preferred choice for mobile devices, tablets, and laptops, and they can run a lot faster than your average desktop computer HDD as a result.

How Much Data is Contained On Your Smartphone?

If the US Library of Congress holds 51 Terabytes, how much does the average smartphone hold?

A typical high-end smartphone has about a quarter or half a terabyte, but if your smartphone has a Micro SD card slot, you could potentially expand its storage by an entire terabyte. That is about a 50th of the Library of Congress, or over a million books. It’s pretty shocking, considering how small those little guys are.

Here are just a couple of ways you can use a 1 Terabyte Micro SD card:

200,000 songs

250 full-length movies in full HD

5 million pages of PDF documents

250,000 photos taken with a 12 megapixel camera

Essentially every video game from the 80s and 90s.

Or you could store 10,000 copies of Windows 95 and Microsoft Office 95.

How Much Data Does Humanity Produce?

Humanity has produced 44 zettabytes as of 2020, and this would require 44 billion 1 TB Micro SD cards. This number could double by the end of this year, and by 2025, it could exceed 200 zettabytes. Absolutely mind-blowing.

Considering the fact that more than 62 percent of all people on the planet use social media, send emails, move information from one point to the next, and so on, this isn’t that surprising. With 300 billion emails sent daily and over 500 hours of YouTube content uploaded daily, data generation is not slowing down anytime soon.

Look, Data is Important

We hope that this look at data generation has made you look at your own data in a different light. Yes, new data is created all the time, but you can save a lot of time and energy by protecting the data you already store with data backup and disaster recovery solutions. Failing to do so is like doing the same work twice; there’s no reason for it, so don’t do it.

Infradapt can be your go-to resource for data backup solutions. To learn more, contact us at 484-546-2001.

https://www.infradapt.com/news/data-sure-is-neat-part-2/

#bits #bytes #Data #Information #Innovation #megabytes #storage #terabytes

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tmorganart · 2 years

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Corridor Crew is always cool

#corridor crew #youtube #data #data storage #terabytes #information #technology

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rowrowronnie · 8 months

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they should call him gale of waterawesomeguy instead cause he’s just a really awesome guy i think

#bg3 #baldurs gate 3 #baldurs gate gale #gale of waterdeep #gale dekarios #bg3 fanart #fanart #art #doodle #waiting in limbo to play the rest of the game because the update just came to mac (i am a mac user.. apologies..)#plus i need a terabyte of storage. so that is more limbo time for me. its fine. it is Fine.#at least pookie will give me company .. in my brain … (i am delusional)

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viviwantswater · 9 months

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The beast is out!

#rw fanart #slugcat #digital art #rain world #rw artificer #rain world downpour #rainworld #I'm really trying to do something with my terabytes of cat memes #five pebbles #rw five pebbles

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sealdeer · 10 months

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meet science's robot assistant, terabyte!

#neopets #my ocs #lutari #bori #neopets art #science #terabyte

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lacking-artdration · 2 months

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would you guys like to meet my mortasheen character he's very normal. he's a borg surgeon who despite preaching the superiority of machine over flesh seems a little too obsessed with it for it to be that simple ANYWAY

#dr. mavlin mansley #terabyte #mortasheen #he looks like yes m an on the low I KNOW but thats not my fault its a long story

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desultory-novice · 1 year

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...A little busy to answer asks/replies at the moment, but I wanted to share this lunchtime sketch based off a silly idea i had.

#Kirby #Kirby series #Taranza #Magolor #Gryll #Marx Kirby #Dess Sketch Post #Terahals are Terabytes only... Halcandran...

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baeshijima · 4 months

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im back in my dorms and just spent the past hour trying to move genshin into my d drive on my pc so that my c drive has more space but my dumbass forgot to end the process in task manager and so i was sitting in my dorm on the verge of tears wondering why the fuck it wouldnt move when i tried to cut and paste it into the new games folder

#sophie's idle chatter #im so tired and its only 5 nearly 6 pm #but !! once i finish moving the genshin file i can move my hsr file and then i have more storage for games #and also my pc wont be like a turtle trying to load stuff bc of all the free space in c drive #aND THEN WUWA CAN BE IN THE D DRIVE TOO RARRGHH #with basically 1 terabyte in the d drive the struggle was worth it for more games 🫡

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blitzy-blitzwing · 9 months

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I got a new laptop!!!

#it’s better than my last one #sadly it doesn’t have a terabyte of memory but it’s more than my last one #heeee #rambles n stuff

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preseriesdean · 2 years

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And it didn't before?

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skeletap · 6 months

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on the topic of internet preservation, and on a much lighter note of it. i think archive.org truly is a bastion of internet preservation in the decay of online knowledge and what i can only describe as masses of miniature burning of the library of alexandria. i love archive so much. kissing it on the mouth. but also remember that if you love something so much, and also if you make anything at all. please put the money down for one or two external hard drives and hold a copy or two of whatever you have as well god forbid that vanishes too.

#if you cant afford a new one you can get them used too #im lucky enough to have live with a data hoarder tech fiend so i have access to terabyte drives #but even then they arent really that much of an investment as of right now even brand new #if anything i highly recommend if you are an artist especially to get a terabyte drive #because there are horror stories of people's computers breaking and being unrecoverable and IT CAN HAPPEN TO YOU SO HAVE A COPY EXTERNALLY

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distorted-fate · 1 month

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Been in a slight art slump lately, but I’ll be okay.

#art tag #paradox project tag #rhythm: grievous lady #rhythm: fracture ray #rhythm: axium crisis #rhythm: conflict #rhythm: hoshizora spectacle #rhythm: doppelganger #rhythm: freedom dive #rhythm: terabyte connection #tw blood

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uncontrolledfission · 6 months

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The 2023 Nobel Prize in Physics

Post #9 on Physics and Astronomy, 06/11/23

The Nobel Prize. Arguably one of the highest achievements someone could attain. This year, three laureates won the Nobel Prize for their work in attoseconds. Pierre Agostini, Ferenc Krausz, and Anne L’Huiller found a way to create extraordinarily small pulses of light that can be used to measure the processes in which electrons move.

Your first question may be: what actually is an attosecond? We all know that there are prefixes to seconds to measure increasing or decreasing magnitudes, i.e. milliseconds, nanoseconds, etc. Attoseconds, however, in comparison, are so small that there are as many in one second as there have been seconds since the dawn of the universe.

Before this, a femtosecond was regarded as the limit for the shortest pulse of light we could produce. For reference, there are 1,000,000,000,000,000 femtoseconds in one second. One femtosecond is tiny as-is, and there are 1,000 attoseconds within one femtosecond.

The reason why this work is so pivotal is because it enables for the investigation of processes that were previously imperceptible, the first one that comes to mind being the mechanisms of electrons.

For us, it is important to understand how electrons work, after all, a lot of daily appliances are electrical. This Nobel Prize work opens those doors. Another good example is the function of microprocessors. If they worked based on attoseconds, they could process information a billion times faster.

This, currently, is out of reach, but scientists hope to be able to manipulate, or control, electron motion for various reasons, one being for electronics, like aforementioned.

All three of the Nobel laureates had held the record for the shortest pulse of light at one point. Agostini’s team, in 2001, flashed a pulse lasting only 250 attoseconds. This was shortly beaten by L’Huillier in 2003, with 170 attoseconds. Krausz beat this in 2008 with a pulse lasting 80 attoseconds. The current record, achieved by Hans Jakob Woerner, stands in the Guinness World Records at an astonishing 43 attoseconds.

Who do you think will win the next Nobel Prize?

#studyblr #physics #stem #sixth form #alevels #gcse #engineering #100 days of productivity #astronomy #astrophysics #nobel prize #nobel prize in physics #attoseconds #now this is just fascinating #like i know no one needs it but imagine we had cameras with that kind of frequency #even one second in 4k would probably requires terabytes of storage but it's still so freaking funny to think about #even the movie nerds might find fun with this one

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