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SanDisk Extreme Pro Failures Result From Design and Manufacturing Flaws, Says Data Recovery Firm
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this post was submitted on 13 Nov 2023
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Bad bot. You've removed most of the meat of the article. TL:DR - Oversized components and cheap solder cause weak connections and make the drives prone to breaking. It also impacts 2GB and 3GB drives.
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Behind every driverless car is a team of humans with xbox controllers.
As long as the controller is not wireless and handed over to wealthy titanic tourists.... Okay, that was dark. I apologise.
The controllers were probably one of the most reliable parts of that sub, but I appreciate your effort.