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@Tarekith Owners of older cars with CD radios would have thanked you 😉
@rs2000 Thanked me for what?
The blank CDRs. Nevermind.
It’s not as tiny as the most extreme examples. We still have a full kitchen/bed/bath, but it’s definitely smaller than a studio apartment even.
I get that. I love watching movies and have no space for physical media so it’s a fair trade for me. I use the ones I have quite a bit and the ones I don’t use, my wife does so it all works out. Some I could surely go without if I had to but some (like Spotify, YouTube, and Shudder) are absolutely pivotal to my quality of life at this point lol. Would never consider giving those up. Plus I use Spotify and YouTube for hours every day.
Did you build it yourself or buy it ?
Ah gotcha. I tried for two years to literally give them away and no one wanted them, not sure what else I could do.
Well you found the right one in the end anyway lol
We bought it. We’ve done some modifications over the last few months but nothing crazy. Considering building our next one when we upgrade to a slightly larger build.
Well you always have good music recommendations so I wanted to check it out 🙂
Thank you
Nope. Not for audio or video or photos or writing (etc.), and very rarely for books or games. Books, we only have a small number these days, and they’re all for reference or learning purposes. Games, just when an old console is pulled out because some old game is only playable using that (otherwise, it’s now PC all the way, and almost 100% GOG).
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2024/jan/14/the-guardian-view-on-the-future-of-libraries-an-old-question-of-human-dignity-in-a-new-form
"A cyber-attack on the British Library has shown how vulnerable digital archives are"
I’d be interested to know what allowed the attack to be so devastating. It seems that the majority of significant cyber-attacks have at their root some kind of lax attitude to cybersecurity.
My guess is that this will continue for some time as there are still large corporations getting caught with their cyber-pants around their ankles as far as protecting the assets under their supervision is concerned.
M-DISC is supposed to last up to 1000 years, although only goes up to 100GB each
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M-DISC
I still have my CDs from the 90's, but they're in binders. The cases made no sense to keep when I was moving back and forth across the country. I keep them around more because I don't know what else to do with them. Never listen to them.
In the early aughts I built up a big library of DVDs and a few blu-rays, many of them of films that aren't readily available on the streaming services I use (a collection of films from the Czech New Wave, for example). I still watch them from time to time, but the limited fidelity of DVD looks pretty bad in many cases. As time permits I plan to sell off or give away that portion of my library that I can reliably stream.
Talking about physical media?