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Floppy disks making a comeback?

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i'm into much older men myself so i had plenty of floppy disks :clap3:

If the songs keep shrinking in length this will be the perfect format for physical singles :clap3:

Oh god I hope not. But with the length of music these days, you could probably fit a whole album on one. 

Edited by loveisdead9582

ew, that means MP3 is here to stay because floppy disks can’t carry much. When is FLAC/WAV gonna have its time? 

Hopefully CDs and iPhones with headphone jacks also come back. 

Are there even devices that can read floppy disks anymore 

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Jewel did this for her album 0304, which infamously flopped.

I keep two with pron inside (pictures). I have them since 2005, I think :dies:,

1 hour ago, Cherish said:

ew, that means MP3 is here to stay because floppy disks can’t carry much. When is FLAC/WAV gonna have its time? 

thankfully most of us stopped pretending there's an audible difference between 320kbps and lossless

9 hours ago, RideOrDie said:

thankfully most of us stopped pretending there's an audible difference between 320kbps and lossless

there is a difference tho :lakitu:  Now there’s no audible difference between 24 and 16 

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18 hours ago, Maroonx said:

is this format even allowed to be counted for the charts?

It counted for Jewel's album in 2003.

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