I thought about that after making my post.
Just like there are shitloads of bad SD cards (no-name, unbranded, generic, etc.), it’s just as cheap and easy for any random company to produce their own SSD and get it in circulation on the market just like legitimate SSDs.
Any SSD that could be damaged by a swap file is not an SSD you should have anywhere near your system in the first place (even if you never plan on putting a swap file on it).
My thought on this:
If it was bad, wouldn’t we know by now?
SSD-only systems have been a thing for over a decade, and SSDs themselves have been around for decades.
If standard swap files damage SSDs, someone probably would have said something.
RG35XX with the Etsy D-pad fix sticker is pretty nice.
90% perfect
Want to see cramped?
Start up a Nintendo DS game on the RG35XX and then open its configuration.
Imagine its small 3.5" display, but cut equally into 4 tinier squares. The settings screen for the DS emulator is squeezed into 1/4 of the screen at the bottom left, and it uses a tiny font meant for a full screen display.
I had to take off my glasses and hold the RG35XX about 3 inches from my face to see any of the text.
It’s nice knowing that little startups like Sony are finally getting noticed.