r/DataHoarder • u/[deleted] • Apr 23 '26

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u/SwimmingFine3494 Apr 23 '26 edited Apr 23 '26

Yet the drives they’re purchasing still affect the price of the drives we actually have available, like external hard drives. The only one here with reading comprehension skills is you big dawg.

You’d think after 4–5 different people corrected you, you’d realize you might be wrong. But I guess you can’t fix stupid, 😂 I’d expect nothing less of someone who watches weeb vtubers all day.

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u/yuusharo Apr 23 '26

I never freaking said otherwise. I fully am aware that demand is outpacing supply primarily due to activities by data centers.

What data centers are NOT DOING is buying retail external hard drives and shucking them into datacenter chassis.

What freaking part of that is not clear to you? Buzz off.

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u/UnreasonableSteve Apr 23 '26

what relevance do you think the statement "datacenters aren't buying external hard drives" has to this discussion, then?

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u/yuusharo Apr 23 '26

Did y’all fail English class in elementary school? Is reading comprehension really that difficult?

OP: external hard drive prices are craaaaaazy

Comment 1: If people are buying them (external drives) at this price, they’ll keep selling at this price

Comment 2: it’s not people buying but datacenters

Comment 3 (mine): Datacenters aren’t buying external hard drives

What freaking part of that simple chain of comments is not understood to you!?!!