Well outside my realm of expertise (as if I had a realm!), . . .

How many drives would you need, to be able to set up a RAID, or hot swappable RAUD (Redundant Array of Unreliable Drives), that could give decent reliability with such drives?

How many to be able to not have data loss if a second one dies before the first casualty is replaced? How many to be able to avoid data loss if a third one dies before the first two are replaced?

How many technicians with shopping carts full of spare drives?
(cf. early vaccum tube computers?)

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