It's the exceptions that make us what we are, not the rules.
There are no additional specifics to be had from Google but it appears that they are going to delete an unknown number of images from this and all other blogs hosted on blogger. I've attempted to export my images but that was not entirely successful and Google let me know that some images are going to be lost, probably forever. Apologies in advance, but with no way to know which images, there's no practical way to manually rescue over a decade of uploads. Only a fraction of the 188 errors resolve to recogni
Cassettes have always sounded a bit crap. CDs can flawlessly reproduce the entire range of human hearing, from about 20 hertz all the way up to 20 kHz. Cassettes roll off everything below about 40 Hz and attenuate everything above about 10 kHz. The tapes themselves were not always manufactured well. They're notorious for hiss, noise, bleed through, warble, whistle, distortion and a few types of oscillating fade that I don't think even have names. More here and here . Then the tapes break. Despite the freq