But on cloud you still need a very fast and reliable wi-fi

I'm afraid I don't understand the question.

Oh you know, just reinstalling Windows.
How about you?

Enjoying some fine music.

And Windows 7 ultimate

Windows, the RAID is G, not D.

"Ok I'll change it back, you'll need to restart"

*restart*

BIOS: I don't know what Windows told ya, but I'm not seeing an OS here. . .

*sigh*

That's what you get when you start with advanced technology.

Keep everything basic and nothing shall fail.

Except in audio.

"Keep everything basic and nothing shall fail"

This generation's advanced will be next generation's basic.

My computer (for the most part) is the peak of technology dating various generations ago.

But yes, the beautiful thing about audio is how little it changes with respect to everything else in the tech industry.

Audio... Audio... (dear celestia I love audio)Video, Disco.

Dear Celestia, I'm so alone.

I sent an email to my trusted record store if they could get me morning sci-fi and I choose noise, they're hard to get here.

I have a 170€ shopping list waiting for order in that store, I just feel it needs something.

It's funny, I have no idea if the digital versions of those albums include the hidden tracks that are on the physical versions. . .

They never do, and you can only spoil the surprise if they can't get it, i'd like to find them myself.

And so adds another reason to dislike digital distribution.

Ikr, but the crappier it is, the more special real music is.

Not to mention analog recordings vs 156kbps aac

Services too lazy to optimize their servers to use lossless formats and ISPs too greedy using any funds they got from the the telecommunications act 1996 will be the reason why digital distribution of music and movies will never be as good as retail.

The only reason why mp3 is so popular is because it was developed at a time when services and ISPs didn't really have the bandwidth to exchange huge amounts of wav all the time.
But now we live in a time where do have the capability, but no one is investing in it for whatever reason.

Only good thing in mp3 is it's small size, you can't fit a lot of flac on a 8 to 64 gigabyte flash memory, aspecially when in portable players the increase of memory means an increase of 100€ in price when in reality it costs practically nothing.

u wot m8?
www.amazon.com/Archos-501598-500-Internet-Tablet/dp/B004LLQ47M/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1347223568&sr=8-4&keywords=archos+5

Does it have a slim hdd or something?

and that's where it would be handy to have private cloud storage.

Yes, it uses a non-interchangeable SATA 2.5" HDD.
It's a pretty tight fit in your pocket, but you wouldn't have to worry about capacity.

I used to own a 120GB version, but the damn charge cable (which was also the USB data cable) broke. It theoretically still works, but I have no idea.