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To me that sounds like coding without version control. Sure you can do it but do you hate yourself that much?
by haunter 1y ago
To me that sounds like coding without version control. Sure you can do it but do you hate yourself that much?
- ryandrake 1y agoI don't think so! It's been set-and-forget for years. If I find any new music I want to save, just copy it over. If I need the library somewhere outside my home, I can either VPN in or just rsync it to a USB drive. It requires next to no maintenance. Just occasional backups.
- bluGill 1y agoMy NAS has snapshots to I have everything. If I'm making music I'd want version control but for music someone else made I just want it unchanged.
- Libidinalecon 1y agoAnything I was into in 2005 is so played out that I would never listen to it now. I am really the opposite of all this in that I routinely delete my entire music collection to intentionally start over. It forces me to find what is new and interesting.
- officeplant 1y agoI lost a ton of indie electronic music from the early days of myspace music in a 2009 hard drive fuckup. I can't imagine doing that willingly, because I still wish I could find some of those hobby musicians again. I do occasionally trim a few gigabytes of music I don't care for anymore, but I regularly listen to most of my collection that sits around 280gb of mainly flac files.