Making more teardowns of an object already torndown?
Okey-Doke
I recently got this old ASUS PC from some guy outside Best Buy he was going to recycle, and it had an HDD failure and with that replaced it's all good. Now I have a hard drive that needs to be wiped (by tearing it down) as it is no good anyway.
This Teardown already exists: https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Quantum+...
Is this OK or is this frowned upon?
I have a Seagate Barracuda 7200.12 750GB. I most likely will make this one with the same "professionalism" as my other guides, with halfway decent lighting and a white background.
If this is made,
@nick Since you seem to know a lot about storage medium, I will give you editing permissions. If you do edit anything, tell me. @oldturkey03 you have editing permissions as usual.
Also, anyone know an ideal bar for minimum rep to edit? I typically use 1000 or 2000 below my rep.
Is this a worthwhile discussion?
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Heads Up!
That guide will be VERY delayed. Fell down the stairs (I'm OK) with my laptop bag and my laptop display shattered. I don't have the money for the parts, as drops are not covered by the warranty. most likely I won't be online any time soon as I very much prefer the desktop over mobile. I'll see what I can do though.
Bye for now!
by Aiden
(Semi) late comment but what I've done is started on a phone as a really rough draft, especially if I'm doing what is effectively a entire rewrite anyway.
Doing the final work on a phone or tablet** sucks, but it's workable for the draft, since you're going to be cleaning it up later anyway. Mobile is generally terrible for serious work; I agree with you on that much.
** Tablets with keyboards are usable, but you need one with a integrated keyboard from day one OR a BT keyboard and a stand case.
by Nick