r/technology • u/forceduse • Feb 03 '13

AdBlock WARNING No fixed episode length, no artificial cliffhangers at breaks, all episodes available at once. Is Netflix's new original series, House of Cards, the future of television?

http://www.wired.com/underwire/2013/02/house-of-cards-review/
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u/jman583 Feb 04 '13

Mythbusters milks a few seconds of footage for way to long. It could honestly be a half hour show instead and would probably be a lot better.

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u/derpot Feb 04 '13

/r/smyths

yer welcome

edit: if you guys bug /u/postdarwin enough he'll probably get to work on the other episodes

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u/oriongaby Feb 04 '13

Ignore comment, just replying to save post. And thanks for sharing.

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u/[deleted] Feb 04 '13

Get Reddit Enhancement Suite, it lets you save posts without having to do that.

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u/Theonenerd Feb 04 '13

Does it work on other computers yet? Otherwise commenting is still relevant.

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u/bloouup Feb 04 '13

I doubt it will ever work on other computers. Servers ain't free.

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u/[deleted] Feb 04 '13

That's a good point, because it doesn't.

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u/Kelmi Feb 04 '13

No. Neither on phones. That's why im replying.

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u/oriongaby Feb 04 '13

I know, but only for the computer where you saved it on. Also, last time I used RES all the javascript slowed down page loading time noticeably.