Netflix Documentaries

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.

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

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.

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

Or just, like, IDK, extend your account.

GAMEchief wrote:

Or just, like, IDK, extend your account.

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

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

Get a fucking job.

hippie

Job doesn't start til June. :\

Sometimes you just gotta suck a dick.

Yeah, but I am more of a duck person.

Ethan wrote:

Yeah, but I am more of a duck person.

u r so clever