So,
Besides all these odd recommendations involving freezers and stoves, I guess nobody ever tried actually opening up a HDD and replace the bearings? Is this one of those things that's simply not done? Are drives made in a way that prevents this? And on that note, wouldn't it be cool if HDD manufacturers could make their drives with a little hole on the top or bottom where the user could plop a dap of oil once a year to keep the bearings in top shape? Just a thought. . .
Z
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