That is odd. Coaxial cables (or fiber optics) can push a whole lot of pixels really fast. You get HD channels on cable, and they use coaxial cables. You can even stream HD content on-the-fly, and your connection just chugs along. HD content are usually delivered from servers that may not physically be near your home, while HD CCTVs may be transmitted from a camera on your front porch, and viewed on a screen/PC upstairs.

Or am I missing something here?

Would anyone younger than 25 recognize Skeletor in #4? It looks like some creepy Halloween costume.

Even if the theory is plausible (which it is not), Ace of Base was still a great 90s europop group; and this brown skinned asian guy will still have a place in his heart for The Sign (sigh, oh my youth, why have you left me?).

Argh, talk about earworms, the song is stuck! And here I am clicking on the mp3 file. XD

Too bad some kids stole the thrusters.

Is it still running, though? Aren't its circuits fried? Or the RAM may have gone kaput. I had three Super Famicoms (not SNES) and they are not the sturdiest console around. And the cartridges can fail when the unit is overheating or crashing.

Zero tolerance is never necessary. Zero tolerance removes judgment, and therefore accountability, from bureaucrats to absolve them from liability from bad decisions. It is classic CYA tactic.

Wow, nice trick shot. It's very hard to do and I think he made several attempts to get this right.

I've read the comment section in youtube and they seem to think the lane is crooked. I think it's a combination of the lane's oiling (wet in the middle, dry at the edges), ball's coverstock (which allows it to grip the lane when it's on the edge, and glide when it's on the middle, and the ball's core (which may have biases that causes it to move as such in the lane).

The other shot is much easier. He just hit the pins high, hitting the lead pin and missing the pocket. The angle of entry also ensured that the 3-6 are left standing.

Even then, it is a terribly hard shot and I commend the bowler for his skill.

Raiders ought to be there. As should be Back to the Future, The Untouchables, Die Hard (I watch it every Xmas!), Taken, True Lies, Ip Man, Toy Story 3, Bourne series, Patriot Games, Sum of all Fears, Mission Impossible 1 and 3, Tremors, and Monty Python and the Holy Grail.

Oh yeah, I still remember when Counterstrike was still just a fan mod of Half-Life; and to install CS you need to have H-L first, then get the mod.

I watched King Kong Vs. Godzilla in a movie theater back in the eighties. And it was awesome! Gojira FTW!

At least they're not stealing cutscenes from video games like North Korea. But it's all just fantasy. China's military might is unproven and suspect. They have not had any real military action since WW2. They had border skirmishes with the USSR, and some activity in the Korean War, but on the whole the Chinese PLA is all training, no experience. Plus their warships, jet fighters, submarines, tanks, etc. are also unproven in combat.

Any conventional war against the US would be a costly and bitter defeat for China. I doubt if they can also beat Japan in a conventional war either. Only their nukes can have some meaningful effect against their enemies.

Metro Manila:
Tanga, gago, tarandado, kupal, enggot, epal, bobo, anak ng puta, etc.

What is a 90s kid? I was born in '78, and turned 13 in '91. And thus, I have a greater affinity for '90s pop culture than the '80s or even the '70s. In the '80s I just watched cartoons and hear music from other people's boom boxes. In the '90s I began to find my own taste in music, starting with grunge and moving on to post-grunge alternative rock.

But I digress. I love the Macarena. I never learned to dance it, but the music is pure pop silliness. I don't know the lyrics but people have explained it to me so I am not surprised. I also prefer the original version, the remix is too distracting. The Macarena was a hit here in the Philippines as with most other Spanish-speaking countries before it got picked up by the US mainstream, and before the dreaded remixes.

Her "triangle" is being used to immobilize the thief which works wonderfully since she's not as big as the thief. If she had applied the triangle to constrict his carotid artery, he'd be sleeping in seconds.

It's rather tame as Brazilian justice goes. You can find dozens of videos on Youtube or Liveleaks of thieves shot dead by armed citizens and off-duty officers.