Exactly!
"The concern mainly affects creative professionals and researchers who need long-term archival storage"
Who's paying these researchers? And why would they ever think SSD is "archival" ???

Luxury!

My biggest problem with image grid captchas is they slow me down. You have to deliberately move the mouse in non-linear paths to pass, and pause a least a fraction of a second between clicking images, otherwise you fail the test.

Well, Reply Vs Reply All is a VERY important distinction

Ah, but how much is a 10TB SDD vs HDD?

From the linked article, it's clearly translucent wood, not transparent.

Let's see - on the Faux News website, "About Frucker Carlson Tonight" :
'Tucker Carlson Tonight' is the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness and group think. We ask the questions that you would ask - and demand answers. Catch us weeknights at 8 p.m. ET!"
Well, so glad that it's clearly marked as "entertainment" there. Slight problems (1) It ISN'T (2) Carlson is one of the smugest trolls on the planet.

Ogron.

Don't forget to reverse the polarity

Well, I use a homemade file-indexing system that uses SQLite on NTFS. Store file names, size, path, meta (EXIF tags, etc), etc. Pulls up search results across 18TB of multiple spinning rust and SSD drives in seconds. Takes 15 minutes to re-index every day, but during the same dead of night times that stuff backs up to the NAS.

Yeah, I've noticed the real problem is completing the Captcha TOO QUICKLY.

There's strange logic there that thinks if you do it quickly, you can't be a human, and so deserve ANOTHER ONE to solve.
I've just learned to pause three seconds before clicking the last image, and that seems to work.

We're still waiting for the Deliverator.

I want the kind with the legs.

You're confusing races with species.
Do people think I'm racist if I start saying "all gorillas are herbivores?"
And before anyone shouts "what about Miral Paris?", I redirect you to Beefalo.

“a coding error” that saw the ATMs fail to create reports of $10,000+ transactions.

How about ATMs that don't allow you to withdraw or deposit more than $10,000 in cash?
No, I'm guessing that they made transfers between accounts using the ATMs. but shouldn't the reporting be done at a centralized level?
e.g. ATM requests that a service transfers funds, the transfer service is used by all software to access the accounts (online, teller, ATM, phone), and THAT is responsible for logging $10k+ transactions?
But it does bring us to the question of who was on the inside? The scheme wouldn't work if the criminals didn't know that the reports weren't being generated...