The video explains how a single needle can play stereo sound, but in doing so explains how the basic idea works before going into the incredible design to do two channels.
I tried to duplicate what you have (which works in your example) but it broke it badly, so I left it. One day all the Fediverse will be universal in how it works.
Some software clients parsing the Fediverse protocol treat some special markdowns differently. It’s gotten better as new versions are updated to recognize more, but it’s still a thing.
The video explains how a single needle can play stereo sound, but in doing so explains how the basic idea works before going into the incredible design to do two channels.
Link is borked because of the ! at the beginning. It’s trying to pull a picture that doesn’t exist
As a general FYI, you can make a clickable YouTube thumbail like this
Just replace the videoID in the thumbnail and URL.
I tried to duplicate what you have (which works in your example) but it broke it badly, so I left it. One day all the Fediverse will be universal in how it works.
This is about Markdown, not Fediverse.
Some software clients parsing the Fediverse protocol treat some special markdowns differently. It’s gotten better as new versions are updated to recognize more, but it’s still a thing.
That was very informative, thanks!