As long as the T-20000 didn't slowly lower itself into any pits of molten metal though, it wouldn't need to worry about its creator.

It could just recreate a manufacturing base from scratch in the prehistoric era after killing the prehumans.

I don't think Skynet's particularly attached to 'when' it exists.

What if it's the reverse, and 5 minutes into the car chase we're checking our watches and wondering when the plot's gonna happen again?

We get it, pedal on the right makes the car go forward, but what's next?

You do understand what "sell" means though, right?

What if I've watching an episode of something a while back but want to catch up before watching the next?

Watching the episode I've already watched at increased speed is a crime against the arts now?

So what you're saying is that the assumed default, "a TV", cannot play the audio adequately?

"Haven't really found a use for the 0.5x speed yet though."

I doubt you'd want to 0.5x for very long, but I can see it being used for rewatching specific scenes to try catch something you missed.

I'm not going to claim that I can identify the exact amount of a sub 100 ms delay that I'm experiencing, but way back in "the day", before I got all old and sluggish, I could rather reliably play a first person shooter and headshot anybody currently visible with a jerk of the mouse.

Let's say that would be half a second to center the screen on any currently visible point. If I couldn't perceive delays of under 100 ms, I'd be off by up to 20% every time.

And that was just me being a twitchy kid with a decent amount of practice.

I would honestly be shocked if some of these eSports kids weren't good enough to detect a couple frame delay.

I can't speak on it from first-hand experience, but can't you go around back and stimulate things without needing co-operation from the front-end?

Not an ideal solution. Or maybe it is.

I dunno.

But surely if somebody's searching for "error" with a number after it, any results with some error number will be fine, right?

But searching for error 0x80070070 will be much more efficient if they show you only the results with 0x80070070 instead of deciding that maybe 0x80090900 is more relevant because more people searching for errors seem to like that number instead.

It turns out that paying $60 per month for 5 channels isn't actually an improvement over paying $60 per month for 105 channels and ignoring 100 of them.

Canadian Netflix gets new episodes of the latest Flash season on Thursdays.

Maybe you need to VPN to Canada.

They're not trying to scare anybody.

Somebody not from Netflix asked a Netflix guy "Do you care about password sharing?"

The answer was "Maybe kinda, but not enough to do anything about it right now".

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I assure you that donating 26% of my money would still be a seemingly small contribution.

So do North and South.

You can move North and still be South of the equator.