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So many people here do not want to face the reality that MP3 is dead. I know, my dad who worked in the MP3 factory for 20 years was laid off last week just afte
by isk517 9y ago
So many people here do not want to face the reality that MP3 is dead. I know, my dad who worked in the MP3 factory for 20 years was laid off last week just after the last MP3 came off the assembly line. I suspect the more entrepreneurial amongst you here may want to start scouring peoples Recycling Bins for old MP3s that you can break down into replacement parts to sell to collectors.
- cowardlydragon 9y agoI'm wondering if this is just reporting incompetence, or a symptom of the appalling degree of corporate influence on all modern for-profit reporting organizations. As usual I'll side with the conspiratorial. Similar to oligarchical government: an issue only has a chance if it has a corporation behind it, and a looming infringement of freedom is only stopped if a set of corporations oppose it.
- phoenixProgram 9y agogood riddance. they sound terrible. maybe we can go back to trading cassette tapes by carrier pigeon
- globuous 9y agoBy mp3, do you mean .mp3, the audio file format, or an mp3 player ? Because the way I understand it, the article talks about the file format, not the hardware.
- news_to_me 9y agoI think it's a joke
- joehart42 9y agoWhoosh
- toyg 9y agoNetcraft confirms it, MP3 is dead.