Here’s a question to ponder. Cable TV and Cable internet. Both use the exact same cable to transmit data (coaxial). However, TV allows for streaming of live video with no “buffering” delays. Even Hi-Def channels (which transmit more data) have no delays while viewing them. So why is watching TV or clips on the internet so much slower. Watching Hi-Def trailers (forget HD movies) take an exponentially longer time to view. So my question is why? Does anyone know the answer to my ever-more perplexing question?
Oh yeah, if you stood in a sphere of mirrors, what would your reflection look like?
So yeah, if you have answers to my questions, or other cool questions that have always puzzled you, post them here.
Perplexing, to say the least...
What would happen if you set off a camera flash inside that sphere of mirrors?
I also wanted to know how the original Ninetendo's game Duckhunt worked. There are no sensors in the television, so how did it know where you were aiming? I actually found the answer to this but I won't share so you can figure it out yourself.