What is the most reliable way to store data?

why doesn't this shit last forever?(10+ years)

and why the fuck is an SSD so expensive

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>What is the most reliable way to store data?

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Something for home use you could use right now? Tape with check up from time to time.

This though.

Obviously not an SSD

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If you cared about data, you would have a 3+2+1 backup solution, off site backup, and multiple tape drives stored in a climate controlled vault provided by many services.

>why doesn't this shit last forever?(10+ years)
Which one? None of those is built to last forever, that's why.

>and why the fuck is an SSD so expensive
Because they can, it's called capitalism.

hdd in raid 1,5 or 10

RAID is not backup.

Tape
Tape is rated for like 25 years or so

inside your thinkpadTM

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OP asked reliable and is implying that he is concerned about storing data over a long time.
here's your (You) RAID is not a backup