Your own linked article says it's pumping out 1,000,000 TB of data per day. Here it says 1,000,000 GB per day. That's... a big difference! I'm assuming it's GB?

I don't really see the need for external hard drives via TB yet. 10Gbps is fast, too fast. SATA 3.1 is only rated at 6Gbps, which will never be hit in the real world anyway, at least not for consumers. USB 3 can be saturated at 4-5Gbps at like 10% the cost. I guess daisy-chaining is cool... but at $50 a cable, the…

What? I said if the ADA room was asked for by a non-ADA person, they're a dickhead. What high-horse are you speaking of?

Hotel employee for multiple large-name franchises. None of these things work. Taking the ADA room is also a pretty fucking dick move and if the FD Clerk has half a brain, will probably not accommodate you unless they're trying for a perfect sell-out bonus (1 room left, it's 9pm, sell out and they get $50)

The first thing that came to mind...

Exactly... a good example of this is iMessage itself. Sometimes my internet poops on itself late at night and iMessages won't come through. However, my phone for some reason wouldn't receive stuff as TXT until (what I assume) it timed out on Apple's servers and pushed thru as a TXT.

At first, I thought this was a dick move to pull, but being that 99% of the commenters grabbing these won't be working for the malware bad guys, this may be classified as some type of cyber vigilantism. And that's good.... I think?

Exactly. He's not asking you to carry a thesaurus around to replace basic words with ones nobody understands; he's asking you to utilize your 4th grade education. I cannot stand when people call me a "grammar Nazi" because I comment on their misuse of their/there/they're. Dude... you're 25! How do you still fuck this…

Two points...

Did anyone else see the power rangers real quick?!

Vote: Bluehost

Your usage of "vomitorium" is completely wrong. Not bashing the article as it is very informative... but that usage is strictly urban legend.

I know there's filters that can merge the two frames together, but that would look like shit on high-action scenes, right?

Your idea of an IR sensor that freaks out if something is covering the card reader is a good idea. The others would be really hard to implement.

Can someone explain why they can't just cut every-other frame out during post-production? Is it because the shutter speed is still higher and it will look too sharp? I'm clueless when it comes to this aspect of recording.

When your cable and T1 go down for whatever reason, sometimes that serial modem is the only way to dial into your multi-wan gateway. Don't hate. Be prepared.

Every commercial site sensationalizes... I use NOAA for this reason alone

I'm sorry, I need loud and noisy. I do work in the bathroom.

ISPs pay money to transmit to and from each other exchanges. It does technically make sense when you think about Netflix Servers > Netflix ISP/Backbone > Exchange > Comcast Backbone > Your House

100% agree. People who think they're being watched by VNC are fucking morons.