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[Resale] $21.63 | 2-Pack 64GB Amazon Basics microSDXC Memory Card with Full Size Adapter (Used - Like New) at Amazon

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Recovered some BTC private keys from used memory cards last time. You never know.
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learn my lesson with generic memory cards specially the micro ones... don't go cheap, ever... when u needed the most it's gonna crap on you
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Quote from TekkenLord View quoted comment :
Recovered some BTC private keys from used memory cards last time. You never know.
This is why I never part with any storage I've used. Which ironically takes up a lot of shelf storage.
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Quote from lionheartssj View quoted comment :
This is why I never part with any storage I've used. Which ironically takes up a lot of shelf storage.
My pops puts a drill through storage that we are disposing of. Outside disposable microwave for 10 seconds doesn't hurt either (well it hurts the data). Don't need to be a hoarder.
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consig1iereYesterday 5:28 PM
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I am a big proponent of lower cost alternatives but the truth is when it comes to memory-cards, ssds etc. you don't wanna take any chance if you are using it for something important. I learned this the hard way several times.
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jvoirinYesterday 5:32 PM
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In for 2 for my GoPro. Thanks!
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Quote from BraveTeam7995 View quoted comment :
learn my lesson with generic memory cards specially the micro ones... don't go cheap, ever... when u needed the most it's gonna crap on you
These Amazon Basics cards are made by Lexar, so you can decide for yourself.
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impasseYesterday 7:15 PM
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i know memory prices are crazy, but used microsd is just..asking for trouble! ..or bitcoin keys, apparently lol
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LanmindYesterday 7:39 PM
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Resale on generic portable memory device. Get some, get hacked, get bit by the snake.
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Quote from TekkenLord View quoted comment :
Recovered some BTC private keys from used memory cards last time. You never know.

Whoa, no joke?


So this was using a recovery tool?
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Whoa, no joke?


So this was using a recovery tool?
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IgnatzYesterday 10:02 PM
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These are good for SBC retro emulator handhelds, which you can often find for sale on this site. You'll want to backup the Micro-SD cards those come with as they're notoriously bad quality.
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Quote from impasse View quoted comment :
i know memory prices are crazy, but used microsd is just..asking for trouble! ..or bitcoin keys, apparently lol
Yeah, there are better options out there, but in a lot of cases this is the only one. As with any storage device, backups are key.
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Quote from consig1iere View quoted comment :
I am a big proponent of lower cost alternatives but the truth is when it comes to memory-cards, ssds etc. you don't wanna take any chance if you are using it for something important. I learned this the hard way several times.
If we're being real, you have just as much likelihood of losing data on the most expensive drive on the market as you do with these — ****assuming you don't have backups****.

Rather than blow an entire wad on one drive, get multiple and do rotational backups.

-Keep one on you or in a remote secure place.

-Keep one in a fire safe for immediate retrieval.

-Keep one additional backup for every backup you make.

Most importantly: If it's flash memory, power them up regularly. Unpowered drives will eventually develop bit rot.

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Quote from TekkenLord View quoted comment :
Recovered some BTC private keys from used memory cards last time. You never know.
Yeah right, and I'm the Prince of Persia.
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