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Its an ongoing joke on the forum since it started, its listed out on the early Live Streams (was called that back in the day :lol:  ) I'm sure its in the show's description. I'd guess Late 2012 December timeframe to early 2013 January as the forum started in 2013 Jan. time.

 

 

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Yup, he did. Back when this forum was first hosted on a little desktop sitting in the corner at NCIX. Lol, the silly fool  :lol:

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It knocked the sata cable out of the SSD causing the forum to go offline.

still confuses me how a tiny flashdrive can knock out a sata cable, esspecially when most sata cables have lock things

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still confuses me how a tiny flashdrive can knock out a sata cable, esspecially when most sata cables have lock things

 

A lot of SSD's don't allow the SATA cables to lock in (in particular the Corsair Force offerings) so it's entirely possible.

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A lot of SSD's don't allow the SATA cables to lock in (in particular the Corsair Force offerings) so it's entirely possible.

but still it was a flash drive, he had to have thrown it pretty hard...

 

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but still it was a flash drive, he had to have thrown it pretty hard...

And precisely.

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Who knows. Maybe the particular SATA cable was a little loose or the lock was broken.

Linus uses aimbot in real life to hit that little pin at the bottom of the cable...

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Is it true that @LinusTech threw a flash drive at a server and broke it? If so, is there a video? If there is, can it be linked?

Thanks!

 

Its an ongoing joke on the forum since it started, its listed out on the early Live Streams (was called that back in the day :lol:  ) I'm sure its in the show's description. I'd guess Late 2012 December timeframe to early 2013 January as the forum started in 2013 Jan. time.

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Its an ongoing joke on the forum since it started, its listed out on the early Live Streams (was called that back in the day :lol:  ) I'm sure its in the show's description. I'd guess Late 2012 December timeframe to early 2013 January as the forum started in 2013 Jan. time.

 

 

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