Infinite dew exploit.

Ban evasion in online spaces is obnoxious. The culture ends up being trashy because there are no real consequences.

Jangly Keys game design.

I wasn’t sure what kind of train you were talking about until I looked at the comic again.

I’ve watched blind people use iPhones just fine before when I participated in User Testing of some web software.

It’s amazing what the accessibility functionality on iOS does.

Hey! It fits this time

Better watch out.

The doctor took too long, and now your coverage is gone. That’s what happened. Bakow!

The segment from Can’t Stop The Music should also be submitted for evidence.

No no, Android is the open one!

The smell of overused fryer oil

So he’s proposing banning seed oils and similar?

I hate that my memory appears to save snapshots the best in moments of rejection and piqued anxiety.

There are so many things I remember only because I was scared or upset.

I have a five gallon bucket that is 3/4 full of just various types of USB cables.

I can imagine a Doctor Who episode that starts with banana phobia, and later the Doctor discovers there are aliens posing as bananas in Sweden. Some young children can see through their disguise. And that’s why the minister has had a phobia since childhood.

Preview is an app on macOS for viewing and editing images and PDFs.

According to the Audacity manual it supports MP3. But you need to install additional software for AAC (M4A).

https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/importing_audio.html

So it’s strange that you are struggling with this. It seems something more is going on here…

Also, just in case it was confusing: M4A is just a file extension used to indicate AAC audio in an MP4 container.

That’s a bummer that AudioTimeliner is struggling with MP3 files. Small independent apps like this usually depend on outside libraries to play back audio. And looking at the version history, it looks like the author has had to make multiple updates to fix playback support over the years.

I see that AudioTimeliner is niche software that has been around for about 22 years, and it’s cross platform. It seems normal to me that it would be picky. Audacity on the other hand, something weird is going on.

I work in higher education, so I understand how relying on niche software like AudioTimeliner goes. I’m sympathetic.

But there is a lack of precision in what you are describing, and your symptoms are directly counter to the Audacity documentation.

Preview does not play MP3 or AAC.

And what’s a program that’s not accepting of MP3 files that generally works with audio?

You seem to be a bit confused.

Yeah, I hear that’s a thing now. People these days.

Omg, I hate this feeling.

If I’m drunk I just can’t handle it, and end up attempting to truncate what they are saying with a graceful and quick demonstration of my understanding to move things along. Mixed results ensue.

You have to keep posting to Twitter because that’s where the people are.