@DRMacIver A particularly stark example is Sibelius second symphony second movement. It starts with double bass pizzicato played super quiet, but later has some moderately loud brass bits later. If I listen on headphones on (say) the tube, the first few minutes are basically inaudible
@DRMacIver The classic problem with classical music reproduction is that classical music has an enormous dynamic range. Either the quiet bits are below background noise level or the loud bits risk causing hearing damage
@DRMacIver The last movement of Tchaikovsky’s 6th symphony. Intense melodrama. The folklore is the composer was dying as he wrote it and the tam tam near the end represents the moment of death
@nomilkinmytea@namvdo@ChShersh This. We’ve been doing vhosting since http/1.1 in 1999. Two hostnames with the same IP address can be two different websites. So as well as being slow and wasteful to make this a blocking call, it’s just wrong for the 21st century web.
Anyway it’s fascinating to me that we’ve managed to build web authentication infrastructure that is neither secure, nor possible for most people over the age of 70 to make sense of. It’s kind of brilliant.
@sykescottages I have a booking with you but it's not showing up in my account. And because I don't have a booking in my account, there's literally zero way to contact you as far as I can see. Help! I want to ask questions like "how do I pay the balance"
@lb_southwark@willnorman@peddlemywheels I tried using the cargo bike code but peddlemywheels website errors with “These Coupons have been used”. Is the code out of date?
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