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   by prepperdisk 1y ago

   Thanks for asking, we just opened up our second preorder wave. Those will ship mid June.
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   by prepperdisk 1y ago

   Good feedback. Most of our customers are shopping for a turnkey device and we try not to include prominent details that can confuse that use cases. But we are going to elevate the content for folks that would be interested (today).
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   by prepperdisk 1y ago

   Good question. Cost and ease of use were the primary drivers. It’s a read-heavy / write-light which means we came expect more life than some use cases. Alternatively we went with nvme on the 1TB/LLM model due to its heavier wr
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   by prepperdisk 1y ago

   Kiwix team is close on this, it’s even a partnership directly with Wikipedia to work on the newer APIs and function reliably.
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   by prepperdisk 1y ago

   We are actually IIAB partners, we attribute to all the various OOS projects (Kiwix, IIAB)in our credits and comply with all the licensing. Our goal was just to make those packages polished as a consumer product and add newer content (some
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   by prepperdisk 1y ago

   It isn’t, actually. Kiwix, IIAB, Rachel, and a custom web interface and search implementation- along with licensed and commissioned content. Kiwix is cool (and a partner of ours) but a Prepper Disk is a lot more than Kiwix.