Now that my new mp3 player is on the way I guess it’s time to dust off these bad boys. 
Discussion
My car has the CD changer in the back and the actual changer from inside the box is missing.😵💫 But I'll get another and then it's my last bad boy on repeat foreveeeeer.
I thought JW was here when I seen all those cds
Lol, not this guy. I read his Yeti protocol code and I was not impressed, personally.
Can’t you get use the phone before dropping that low
I don’t understand. What are you suggesting?
Use ur phone as a mp3 player
My goal here is to have a device that doesn’t do everything.
🤔 WHY? trying for the most inconvenient device should do it but why?
So that I have a device for listening to music that’s inaccessible from the Internet, and won’t tempt me to do anything else.
Then create a playlist on Keet and share the room code. Then we can all jam with you.
CD are underrated
Ripping these old CDs has been an interesting process. About half won’t mount at all. The other half seem to work fine. Not sure what the deal is. They’re all roughly the same age from 2003-2004.
I bet there's some absolute classics there - I need an mp3 player for the boat as I can't always guarantee getting Internet
So far I’ve ripped ~6GB of music from old CDs. The MP3 player came with a 128GB microSD card, so it looks like I’ll be able to fit all I have saved with plenty of room to spare.
What I’m curious to try is putting TailsOS on the microSD, then a big NTFS or FAT partition, then letting Tails use the remaining space for persistent storage.
I’ve done this before, it works to create a multipurpose USB key for example. But the question I have is whether the MP3 player will be smart enough to find and use the music partition.
Well there's only one way to find out - my initial guess would be it'd sulk