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You have a point there. It is definitely harder to hear tone in text. But does that mean one should always put in a </s> tag? It may ruin the joke. As an exam
by Stratoscope 9y ago
You have a point there. It is definitely harder to hear tone in text.
But does that mean one should always put in a </s> tag? It may ruin the joke.
As an example, this was one (or two) of my highest-voted HN comments ever:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8690893 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8690893
If I'd added a '/s' tag to those comments, it would have spoiled it, wouldn't it? Part of what made it funny was that I played it straight, and people believed I was sincere almost to the end - or beyond.
But now I fear I have led us far off topic. Back to our regularly scheduled discussion of Facebook, watchful defender of our privacy.
- Applejinx 9y agoAnd the funniest part is, you're essentially describing jitter, which is timing differences between successfully and accurately reconstructed bits, and jitter can really wreck audio quality. So you only think you're being sarcastic, while on a higher level you're alluding to a deeper understanding of known audio playback issues that are quite real and legitimate :)
- Stratoscope 9y agoSo the joke was on me all along... Now that's funny.