and...I bet you remember exactly...dollars and cents what you paid for it...
Just sayin...
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Ditto.My point exactly. Technology is wonderful in its rightful place. Ashame it has to be rammed down the throats of the basic family unit during the precious little time we have to spend with each other these days.................................
The proper terminology is PFM (pure effin magic). Delta, there will be nothing stopping you from personally storing your data either. External drives and USB drives will still be compatible with these portals. In a cloud there is probably LESS chance of loosing data because of the redundancy and failover practices in place. Its not like there is just ONE giant Google hard drive.
As technology changes, the "Cloud" data will be brought over with it. That 5-1/4 floppy just got copied onto a Petabyte drive array with raid 5 protection.
The next hot thing in hardware will be NAS devices to back up your Cloud data. In your house.
Got me thinking here. Gotta get to work on that USB turntable.
My collection bit the dust quite a while back. Try to play one.you guys do know that there are a whole host of USB-->RCA pieces of hardware yes? that said....I'm feelin boh of those things....maybe a combo piece, must have full 1/4" headphone jack too....none of this 1/8" mini junk. I have classic Sansui 8-Track player we can work with. Must find 8 track collection now...I have Iron Butterfly and West Side Story Soundtrack!
Brother-in-law has one. They've been in the mainstream for a few years. They come with software to rip the music to your pc.
I bet you actually knew that though.
My collection bit the dust quite a while back. Try to play one.
You might be disappointed.
Uh,.....then why have the cloud? Or, were you being facetious?
Already doing that.
WTH? I'm shocked!Actually didn't know that.
HAHA, they were toast before the cloud existed. I checked.Too bad that they weren't uploaded to the cloud.
HAHA, they were toast before the cloud existed. I checked.
If anything, they would have been on my NAS. Redundantly.
My collection bit the dust quite a while back. Try to play one.
You might be disappointed.
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