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I'm wondering if there's any software/sites to simply convert an MIDI file into sheet music with chords, that I do not have to enter manually myself?

The .apng file would work PERFECTLY for so many things I have in mind - and, in fact, they would be perfect for so many other things - so why is it that they aren't a globally supported file type? Sure, gifs exist, however they are HEAVILY finicky. They do support more than 256 colors (http://phil.ipal.org/tc.html), and can be lossless, however they don't have the properties and they don't work the same as PNGs. As well, I do know that png files are lossless and are therefor huge, but that's an issue that already has to be worked out with the standard PNG file, so an animated png file would obviously share the same problems.

And if it's because the internet can't change because people are so used to gifs, is there anything anyone can do to help animated png files become a more globally supported file type?

Is it legal to sell fire on a stick in US? (I don't want to sell it, I'm just in a crazy conversation and I'm curious).

WTH is dA? On Tumblr, someone is making an app, and said that "for a limited version of the app," I should check the dA. WTH is that? Does it stand for Daily Motion?

I remember seeing something, on a youtube video title, where there was a little HD symbol, a lot like the ⁿ symbol, however, instead of n, it said HD - any ideas?