And Opus use which container format? Hint: It starts with an O and ends in gg.

The Ogg performance improvements will speed up Opus decoding too (and save battery life when playing Opus on your mobile device).

And FLAC is lossless while Opus is not. So FLAC is the better choice for archival.

It's the other way around. Vorbis is the audio format and Ogg is the container.

Ogg is also used for Opus, Speex, Theora, Daala and sometimes FLAC. All of these will benefit from the performance improvement in Ogg.

They are the official reference codecs provided by Xiph Foundation. These are used on every Android device and in every Linux distribution. Most software that will process FLAC or Ogg uses these libraries too.

They are easily the most commonly used implementations.

Whoever wrote that article has probably never used an SSD in real life.

Use a regular HDD for everyday work for half a year. Install and remove apps, edit and archive photos, organize your music library. After half a year it will take forever to start recently installed or updated apps and the whole system will feel so slooooowww...

SSD speed also degrades over time (though due to other reasons), but not as heavy as regular HDDs. In real life, I didn't notice any slowdown after half a year of using my SSD now. A difference like black and white compared to regular HDDs.

Maybe you should read the whole post you linked to...

It's not FUD, sadly...

So you can't see what pages are on the list, but if you happen to link to one you pay $11,000 per day...

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