Netflix Documentaries

[323]

make me sad. They only cover general info, and do nothing in-depth. I was watching about one on Google a little while ago, and it said that Google had huge data centers. I already knew that, but I wanted to know how big they were (Petabytes?) or where they were, etc. I've found Netflix documentaries to be very surface-level, not going into anything in-depth at all about what they cover.

Dang.

Well, back to reading How Stuff Works, watching TED Speeches, and downloading eBooks.

[The Unintelligible]

While I agree with the topic, aren't eBooks for hipsters who can't afford actual books?

[GAMEchief]

TED and How Stuff Works are both Netflix Documentaries. Your thread is contradictory.

Each documentary is made by a different organization/producer. They aren't all the same. Grouping them into "Netflix" is as dumb as saying all documentaries are only surface-level.

[Ethan]

Well, my account ended on Netflix, so it's time to go on a hardcore downloading streak in rage.

[GAMEchief]

Or just, like, IDK, extend your account.

[Ethan]

Or just, like, IDK, extend your account.

Fuck thaaaaaaaaaaat. I leached an account for half a year.

[GAMEchief]

It's like $8/month. Cheap as shit.

Get a fucking job.

hippie

[Ethan]

Job doesn't start til June. :\

[GAMEchief]

Sometimes you just gotta suck a dick.

[Ethan]

Yeah, but I am more of a duck person.

[The Unintelligible]

Yeah, but I am more of a duck person.

u r so clever