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      • dholmes
        But if I find a large enough community of similarly-inclined people, it might be possible to get a substantial fraction of that, which would be good enough
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      • BrianFreud
        I wonder how much file storage space the entire database would represent, if it was all stored as flac?
      • 2007-06-04 15528, 2007

      • dholmes
        A lot ;)
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      • dholmes
        But if Moore's Law holds up, one day we'll probably be able to store all that on a flash drive
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      • Citizen
        the statistic on the menu on the left says "Tracks 5764618"
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      • Citizen
        every track with 3 or 4 minutes... as an average
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      • BrianFreud
        hmmm, figure an average 4 minutes per track, 10 meg per minute of flac... 230.58 TB
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      • Citizen
        23058472 minutes of music
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      • Citizen
        that's not that much
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      • dholmes
        10 meg per minute is a bit pessemistic for FLAC
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      • Citizen
        230 people with two 500 gb HDDs
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      • dholmes
        But yeah, that's probably around the right order of magnitude
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      • BrianFreud
        must... pass... petabyte
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      • BrianFreud
        lol
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      • Citizen
        Brian 'Homer' Freud
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      • Citizen
        my goal is to know how many and which releases I own... i'm out of space and have them on three or four places in my flat...
      • 2007-06-04 15502, 2007

      • dholmes
        If Moore's Law holds up, I think 30-40 years should be enough to store 230 TB on a single USB key
      • 2007-06-04 15520, 2007

      • BrianFreud
        well, the 1 TB drives just started coming out
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      • Citizen
        i recently had the problem that i wasn't sure if i should buy a CD on ebay or if i already own it :-/
      • 2007-06-04 15536, 2007

      • BrianFreud
        I hear they're really loud though... 5 200 gb platters
      • 2007-06-04 15503, 2007

      • Citizen
        hmm... wait two years...
      • 2007-06-04 15511, 2007

      • FauxFaux
        Citizen: Heh heh heh, I have three copies of at least one cd due to it being easier to ebay it than to find it in my room (or my post pile, for the second case). :p
      • 2007-06-04 15511, 2007

      • dholmes
        Yeah
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      • dholmes
        That's why I digitize my collection and don't use CDs =D
      • 2007-06-04 15545, 2007

      • BrianFreud
        agreed
      • 2007-06-04 15507, 2007

      • BrianFreud
        you hit a certain point in # of CDs, digitial is the only way that makes sense anymore
      • 2007-06-04 15537, 2007

      • FauxFaux
        Aha!
      • 2007-06-04 15551, 2007

      • FauxFaux
        I was going to write a duplicate file scanner earlier, thanks for reminding me. Damn you, python.
      • 2007-06-04 15558, 2007

      • BrianFreud
        hehe
      • 2007-06-04 15502, 2007

      • Citizen
        well... i want to start to rip them all to mp3 now... will take some weeks though... i wait for the next EAC release, the latest one crashes here too often
      • 2007-06-04 15514, 2007

      • BrianFreud
        FauxFaux: looking for identical mbid tags?
      • 2007-06-04 15559, 2007

      • dholmes
        Citizen, why not just go for lossless FLAC files? The storage is getting cheaper and cheaper
      • 2007-06-04 15513, 2007

      • BrianFreud
        or ogg -8
      • 2007-06-04 15536, 2007

      • FauxFaux
        Identical mbids with different "musicmagic data"s is a serious concern (mistagged), follwed by duplicate musicmagic+musicbrainz tags -> wasted disk space.
      • 2007-06-04 15540, 2007

      • Citizen
        dholmes i know... but i want to buy a mp3 player for jogging and so on... i think none of those plays flac
      • 2007-06-04 15546, 2007

      • FauxFaux
        Ogg -8 is sick. :P
      • 2007-06-04 15556, 2007

      • dholmes
        Well, some of them do, but you don't really want to put files of that size on one
      • 2007-06-04 15506, 2007

      • Citizen
        and i don't have a good sound system here, i'm only a student... so flac or mp3... i don't hear any difference here
      • 2007-06-04 15510, 2007

      • FauxFaux
        (Not that I don't use it for certain cds ;p)
      • 2007-06-04 15525, 2007

      • BrianFreud
        lol, I use -8 for most everything, -10 if I *really* like it
      • 2007-06-04 15534, 2007

      • FauxFaux
        There's a -10?!
      • 2007-06-04 15537, 2007

      • BrianFreud
        yep
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      • dholmes
        For Linux there are some programs that transcode the files for you automatically though, and for Linux and Mac there's a FUSE filesystem that converts all your FLAC to MP3 on the fly
      • 2007-06-04 15552, 2007

      • BrianFreud
        comes to about 5 mb per min :P
      • 2007-06-04 15553, 2007

      • dholmes
        I haven't tried that out though
      • 2007-06-04 15514, 2007

      • dholmes
        But then again if you're waiting for a EAC release you're probably not using Linux or Mac =D
      • 2007-06-04 15528, 2007

      • FauxFaux plays 'Voodoo & Serano' - 'Overload (Friday Night Posse remix)' from 'Clubland X-Treme (disc 2)' [2003-04-14], ogg -8, which averages ~420kbps, it's almost smaller as flac, picking a better lossless codec and you might actually get smaller.
      • 2007-06-04 15559, 2007

      • Citizen
        dholmes yes, windows xp now (till january it was still win98)... but at work I have Linux
      • 2007-06-04 15506, 2007

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      • cooperaa
        hey guys
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      • FauxFaux
        'lo.
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      • cooperaa
        anyone know where Picard tries to find libofa on *nix?
      • 2007-06-04 15537, 2007

      • dholmes
        I don't, but isn't that sort of thing normally supposed to be handled by the system?
      • 2007-06-04 15546, 2007

      • cooperaa
        I would think so
      • 2007-06-04 15506, 2007

      • cooperaa
        still, Picard reports it cannot find libofa or a decoder
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      • cooperaa
        which is midly annoying, because I guess it has no problem finding libdiscid
      • 2007-06-04 15500, 2007

      • SenRepus
        16661 autoedits entered
      • 2007-06-04 15506, 2007

      • Citizen
        evil ;)
      • 2007-06-04 15523, 2007

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      • SenRepus
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      • SenRepus
        cooperaa
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      • SenRepus
        ill leave that to you
      • 2007-06-04 15527, 2007

      • cooperaa
        oh noes.. what?
      • 2007-06-04 15554, 2007

      • cooperaa
        I have an essay to write tonight :)
      • 2007-06-04 15531, 2007

      • SenRepus
        i dont know
      • 2007-06-04 15537, 2007

      • SenRepus
        its just wierd and i wanted to dump it on someone ese
      • 2007-06-04 15541, 2007

      • cooperaa
        haha
      • 2007-06-04 15542, 2007

      • SenRepus
        else
      • 2007-06-04 15545, 2007

      • SenRepus
        someone smarter than me!
      • 2007-06-04 15552, 2007

      • cooperaa
        what's wrong with it?
      • 2007-06-04 15541, 2007

      • SenRepus
        the releases names start with CD2 or CD3 which makes no sense to me
      • 2007-06-04 15543, 2007

      • cooperaa
        oh good gravy
      • 2007-06-04 15500, 2007

      • cooperaa
        so those look like subtitles then
      • 2007-06-04 15508, 2007

      • cooperaa
        so we are on a quest to find the actual release title
      • 2007-06-04 15521, 2007

      • SenRepus
        you mean you are?
      • 2007-06-04 15535, 2007

      • SenRepus cackles maniacly
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      • cooperaa
        :)
      • 2007-06-04 15559, 2007

      • cooperaa
        luckily, they are open edits
      • 2007-06-04 15510, 2007

      • cooperaa
        so I'm just going to vote "no" and say "proof please"
      • 2007-06-04 15512, 2007

      • SenRepus
        vote no?
      • 2007-06-04 15518, 2007

      • cooperaa
        not everyone!
      • 2007-06-04 15522, 2007

      • cooperaa
        just someone to ensure we get some answers
      • 2007-06-04 15543, 2007

      • cooperaa
        or maybe I won't vote no
      • 2007-06-04 15549, 2007

      • SenRepus
        damn
      • 2007-06-04 15551, 2007

      • SenRepus
        me either
      • 2007-06-04 15553, 2007

      • SerialNumber
        Wow, those are some interesting titles there.
      • 2007-06-04 15555, 2007

      • SenRepus
        hes a memeber
      • 2007-06-04 15555, 2007

      • cooperaa
        I'll just say please correct the release title
      • 2007-06-04 15535, 2007

      • cooperaa
        ok well I asked for clarification
      • 2007-06-04 15541, 2007

      • cooperaa
        back to essay\
      • 2007-06-04 15553, 2007

      • cooperaa
        unless... any of you would like to write 3 or 4 pages about why a pharmaceutical company should not send potentially harmful drugs to third world countries even though their governments cannot detect the harmful chemicals that the United States' tests can.
      • 2007-06-04 15536, 2007

      • cooperaa
        any takers?
      • 2007-06-04 15540, 2007

      • drsaunde
        maybe you should watch the Constant Gardner instead ? :-)
      • 2007-06-04 15544, 2007

      • SenRepus
        im more about animal rights than human rights
      • 2007-06-04 15558, 2007

      • SenRepus
        im on of "those people"
      • 2007-06-04 15514, 2007

      • cooperaa
        oh no...
      • 2007-06-04 15531, 2007

      • cooperaa
        :)
      • 2007-06-04 15544, 2007

      • cooperaa
        hehe
      • 2007-06-04 15512, 2007

      • cooperaa
        anyone like post-rock?
      • 2007-06-04 15522, 2007

      • cooperaa
        (I have ADD, apprently)
      • 2007-06-04 15547, 2007

      • cooperaa
        seriously, I'm closing IRC and doing my essay! later
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      • Citizen
        good night & bye
      • 2007-06-04 15524, 2007

      • SenRepus
        is "Konzeption" german for produced by?
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      • Citizen
        it's german, but it means 'concept by'
      • 2007-06-04 15534, 2007

      • catgroove
        wtf is moore's law?
      • 2007-06-04 15543, 2007

      • catgroove
        ARG missedru again
      • 2007-06-04 15508, 2007

      • catgroove
        he should phoned menot sms, since I am all owverthe place, can't hear a bip for m the phone
      • 2007-06-04 15518, 2007

      • catgroove
        ja ja
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      • catgroove
        need dusj now
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      • catgroove
        then sleep
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      • dholmes
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      • catgroove
        will finish vacuume, and do ruaoks bed thing tomorrow
      • 2007-06-04 15536, 2007

      • catgroove
        dholmes: thanks, but itgoesa nit over my head
      • 2007-06-04 15528, 2007

      • dholmes
        Basically, the amount of transistors you can make for a price doubles every 24 months, so the storage capacity of a class of device made out of transistors will double every 24 months. It doesn't really work like that for storage, but that's the basic argument
      • 2007-06-04 15500, 2007

      • dholmes
        It's just a vague and weak explanation of why there will probably be USB thumb drives that can hold 230,000 GB in 30-40 years
      • 2007-06-04 15513, 2007

      • catgroove
        see this is the problem, price= money?, class of device= erh?, transistor= wtf
      • 2007-06-04 15538, 2007

      • dholmes
        Yeah, just don't think about it too much
      • 2007-06-04 15545, 2007

      • catgroove
        ok
      • 2007-06-04 15556, 2007

      • catgroove
        I'm taking a dusj andthne I'm going to bed ^_^
      • 2007-06-04 15559, 2007

      • dholmes
        "A bunch of stuff will double every 24 months" ;)
      • 2007-06-04 15507, 2007

      • catgroove
        tell ru (if he comesback in) that I got his sms
      • 2007-06-04 15516, 2007

      • dholmes
        Sure
      • 2007-06-04 15528, 2007

      • dholmes
        Er, ru?
      • 2007-06-04 15548, 2007

      • catgroove
        ruaokaokarob
      • 2007-06-04 15554, 2007

      • dholmes
        Oh, him
      • 2007-06-04 15555, 2007

      • dholmes
        Okay =D
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      • catgroove
        :)
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      • catgroove
        catgroove is now known as nightgroove
      • 2007-06-04 15543, 2007

      • nightgroove
        nattafuu
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      • BrianFreud
        night mo :)
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      • BrianFreud
        Would a compilation of pieces from various soundtracks, a "best of so and so composer" set, be a compilation or a soundtrack?
      • 2007-06-04 15536, 2007

      • ojnkpjg
        compilation
      • 2007-06-04 15541, 2007

      • BrianFreud
        thanks
      • 2007-06-04 15545, 2007

      • BrianFreud
        adding a 10 disc set :P
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      • ojnkpjg
        have fun :)
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      • BrianFreud
        lol