Embarrassingly I thought I clicked on that icon but it did not seem to do much. Oops.You can switch views to show the code:
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Embarrassingly I thought I clicked on that icon but it did not seem to do much. Oops.You can switch views to show the code:
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Have you done a propper ABX test, or is that just a subjective opinion?I don't see any difference but that's just fine with me.
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ThanksAlso, apologies I missed you in my thank you to ASR post in the welcome thread. I intended to but couldn't remember your handle name at the time.
I'm just involved with the database and indexes. This kind of request should go to @amirm.@pozz is it possible to remove the "confirmation" for a like reaction to a post? I am finding it rather cumbersome when I want to like multiple posts in a thread.
It appears to be taking the text from theThe worst thing is that the quote box shows irrelevant preview texts:
If you click the box above, the actual content is completely different.Dithering is a Mathematical Process - NOT a psychoacoustic process.
a good question might be is that even relevant with sigma-delta technology vs classical multi-bit. Absolutely true, but as you know, my pet interests are vintage and often classic CD players with multibit D/As, some with individual trimming of the top 1-4 bits for minimizing THD at low levels...www.audiosciencereview.com
<meta name="description" content="your description goes here"/>
or in case of pages on this forum <meta property="og:description" content="description goes here" />
element of the page you link to.<meta property="og:description" content="a good question might be is that even relevant with sigma-delta technology vs classical multi-bit. Absolutely true, but as you know, my pet interests are vintage and often classic CD players with multibit D/As, some with individual trimming of the top 1-4 bits for minimizing THD at low levels..." />
As designed, but misleading to readers.It appears to be taking the text from the<meta name="description" content="your description goes here"/>
or in case of pages on this forum<meta property="og:description" content="description goes here" />
element of the page you link to.
You can see the same happening when linking to external websites.
When you link to a specific forum post, you still end up on a thread-page. In this case page 17. The first post on this page (#321) by restorer-john has been used to fill this page's meta-data tag, which results in:
<meta property="og:description" content="a good question might be is that even relevant with sigma-delta technology vs classical multi-bit. Absolutely true, but as you know, my pet interests are vintage and often classic CD players with multibit D/As, some with individual trimming of the top 1-4 bits for minimizing THD at low levels..." />
Looks to be working as designed.
The design probably did not take this use case into account. So 'working as designed' doesn't help much. Was a wink reference to what a lot of (game) devs reply to bugs they don't think are bugs.As designed, but misleading to readers.
So how to do what I intended to do without dealing with complex syntax, looking into source and such?
I mean, either shows the intended preview, or no preview.
Thanks. The updated text editor looks really good.Sure, I will look into it...