Audacity records digital audio information. If you're recording a sound sourced from a record, with the sound source connected to a PC, it's gone through a A to D conversion. Which is what my first comment today mentioned as a factor limiting quality. PC level sound converters are of low quality generally. A really good one all by itself costs hundreds and hundreds of dollars. Whether a sound is stored in analog form or in consumer digital source, at the point where it's inside a PC and "recordable", it's digital. Digital is digital, the original source doesn't matter as far as ways to record it. When you say "OP", are you talking about the conversation above from many years back? PS - there's nothing at all wrong with sound stored in digital form, per se. Most modern musical sound recordings are stored in that way. But at the recording studio level, the sound is lossless and is at VERY high bitrates and VERY high sample rates, much higher in both regards than anything available or playable at a consumer level. Playback of such recordings over appropriate equipment sounds nearly exactly the same as the sound was live.

No. Have used site to fix dishwasher though. Very useful.

In the US, everybody standardizes on commercial half-sheets for baking. And a few ovens also fit full-sheets. But since oven sizes often vary, you generally end up putting these sheets onto the rack. In Europe, there is no such thing as a standard-sized sheet. So, you usually must buy the ones that your oven manufacturer makes. And more often than not, they slide directly into the sides of the oven cavity. So, it is very common for ovens to ship without the type of racks that you see in American ovens. I generally think the American design works better, as it is nice that you can buy your oven sheets independently of your oven. But I also do appreciate how the European model can work really well for special-purpose cookware that perfectly fits the oven. For instance, our Miele CSO makes great use of this. It has an assortment of different steam trays and cookie sheets that perfectly fit the smaller cavity and that can be combined in different ways.

I like to watch Vito Lacopelli's pizza videos. I like his recipes and his techniques, and I've learned a lot from him. While I can grow the same plants that are grown in Australia, I have a difficult time listening to a strong Australian accent (mild ones are okay), and so I put subtitles on for people like Self Sufficient Me and turn the sound off or way down. I love Italian accents OTOH. What is worse, however, is the computer generated voices or people who have sing-song inflection - I turn that off as well, including voice-rise inflection and vocal fry (like the Kardashians). This keeps me from going down too many Youtube rabbit holes! I find many Youtubers to be overly annoying, and so that limits how much I watch.