YouTube videos - post'm if ya got'm nsfw possible.

[AWS260]

If you have four hours to kill (or are willing to speed up the video and maybe skip a bit, like I did), this is both entertaining and a public good.

[TheMix]

That was really good. And very enlightening. Thanks. I did run it at 1.5x. But I didn't actually skip any.

[Daehawk]

Heres a show I loved as a kid..Mr Merlin 1981.

[Brian]

How the Nintendo Zapper worked in Slow Motion - The Slow Mo Guys

[GreenGoo]

Neat.

[Unagi]

Oh hell yeah, that's one of the mysteries I've had squirreled away for a long time. Thanks for sharing that!

[Punisher]

That was super interesting.
I had no idea it worked like that.
Just to make sure i understand.
The game ALWAYS flashed the white hit box. The gun just needed to be aimed and the trigger pulled for the guns sensor to see the white box?
Or did the trigger pull generate the white box regardless of whete it was pounted and you only hit if it was also pointing at the white box?

[Brian]

Or did the trigger pull generate the white box regardless of whete it was pounted and you only hit if it was also pointing at the white box?

This. Every trigger pull generates a white box on the target. The sensor in the gun has to be pointed directly at the white box to "see" it to register as a hit.

[Unagi]

And not just a white box, there was an entirely black frame before and after the white-box, to be sure it was a 'white box' generated from the game and not just pointing the gun at a white light.

[Unagi]

I've always known about sidereal days vs solar days - but not this circle rotation rule.

[stessier]

I've always known about sidereal days vs solar days - but not this circle rotation rule.

Yeah, that video still causes me issues. I need to find time to play with some wheels to understand.

[Daehawk]

A full ep of Hee-Haw Feb 15 1975. I can bet my little 6 year old self was sitting there watching this with my grandparents. And hey Barbi Benton! Yum yum.

[Victoria Raverna]

[TheMix]

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Thanks. That was very well done. And really interesting.

[Isgrimnur]

[Unagi]

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Thanks. That was very well done. And really interesting.

Agreed, very interesting and a nice thing to learn about.

Thanks.

[Sudy]

[Max Peck]

[Daehawk]

I went back in time and recorded this on VHS for ya..its 1982's American Bandstand featuring Hall & Oats....I even left all the commercials in.

[Isgrimnur]

[Daehawk]

This is on my bucket list

[Daehawk]

Pigs in Space was always one of my favorite sketches.

[Sudy]

[Z-Corn]

This is on my bucket list

It's magnificent.

They can pretty much change the weather inside it. Like not just blowing air and squirting mist at you but making an actual wind pattern that you could see sweep over the whole audience.

[Daehawk]

I liked the look of the old Saturn V Apollo rocket launch and how it poured smoke out into the stage and audience. Bet it rumbled with sound too.

They claim that you can be sitting enjoying the movie or film in english while the person beside you hears french or spanish. That would be neat.

[Z-Corn]

I liked the look of the old Saturn V Apollo rocket launch and how it poured smoke out into the stage and audience. Bet it rumbled with sound too.

They claim that you can be sitting enjoying the movie or film in english while the person beside you hears french or spanish. That would be neat.

Yup, there are 160,000 individual speakers and they can beam sound almost to an individual seat. 16k resolution screen...

[Isgrimnur]

[YellowKing]

I'm thinking of doing a big Vegas visit with my friends for my 50th next year, and the Sphere is tops on my list to experience.

[Isgrimnur]

[Victoria Raverna]

[Daehawk]

Yaaaaa I dont find him that funny any longer. He just seems to like to talk a lot. And to talk loudly to get attention.

[Daehawk]

[stessier]

Yaaaaa I dont find him that funny any longer. He just seems to like to talk a lot. And to talk loudly to get attention.

What an odd critique of that show.

[Kraken]

Yaaaaa I dont find him that funny any longer. He just seems to like to talk a lot. And to talk loudly to get attention.

I still find him to be a good balance of funny and informative. The closing bit on that train segment was hilarious. But 27 minutes is a long time in web years, even at 1.25x speed, so I only stop to watch Oliver if the subject is particularly interesting or I'm just killing time with nothing better to do -- which is next-to-never during the daytime, when my web breaks only come in 10-15 minute chunks. I watched this one because I like trains and it was the end of my workday, but I had skipped over it earlier this afternoon.

[Daehawk]

Totally F'n awesome..Speeeeeeeeeeeeed.

Quicksilver

[Punisher]

One of the best speed/speedforce type scenes around.
The CW Flash show had a lot of good ones as well.
In hindsight though, I wouknder if Quicksilver is supposed to be that fast at this point in his life.
I'm not gonna do the math but it looks like he's able to go SUPER fast to get all of that done in what is probably only 30 seconds in real-time.

[Unagi]

Time for an explosion to expand, I’d say only about 3-7 seconds.

[Daehawk]

Wink of an eye. Im still surprised any of them can take that sudden movement and survive.

[Unagi]

Wink of an eye. Im still surprised any of them can take that sudden movement and survive.

There seems to be a rule in play that Quicksilver can sorta place people and objects into his relative time and use them without regard to the 'real' time scale.

For instance, he also picks up a can of cola - tips it back, and drinks it -- presumably, the liquid in the can dropped into his mouth at the normal rate of time instead of being trapped back in sluggish real-time.

[Punisher]

Wink of an eye. Im still surprised any of them can take that sudden movement and survive.

There seems to be a rule in play that Quicksilver can sorta place people and objects into his relative time and use them without regard to the 'real' time scale.

For instance, he also picks up a can of cola - tips it back, and drinks it -- presumably, the liquid in the can dropped into his mouth at the normal rate of time instead of being trapped back in sluggish real-time.

Hmm. Thats a good point. I wonder if it's canon.
Although, if that were the case, the people should also be moving with him and not frozen.
The CW Flash does this when he pulls people into Flash Time.