content: Will SSDs ever see price-parity with HDDs, or are we doomed to forever choose between slow, clunky high-capacity and fast, sleek lower-capacity (also quick meta-discussion)? SSDs have been decreasing in price per gigabyte for years, and people have long been predicting when they'd replace HDDs. But the problem is HDDs keep getting cheaper and bigger storage-wise too. I personally feel like HDDs are and outdated technology and SSDs should be the successor to hard drives, not an alternative.  Will we ever see price parity between the two, or will they always be at odds? Side note: I know it's not typical to post these kinds of posts on Reddit's technology subreddit, but it seems that's mostly because a culture of content has developed there which now determines what sort of post is considered typical. I've noticed a lot these sorts of posts don't really have a place on Reddit, so I'm wondering if Voat can change that; where should be the place for open ended, sort of speculative questions and discussions on certain topics? I feel like there is a void of this sort of content on any high-profile areas of Reddit.