Time Traveling Buffers: The 180-Minute Rule - Advanced Applications
A Guide to Time-Traveling with Ease
Time Traveling Buffers, or TTBs, are an advanced technique used to traverse the timestream with precision and accuracy. The 180-Minute Rule, a cornerstone of TTBs, dictates that a buffer must be at least 180 minutes long to prevent paradoxical anomalies.
But what happens when you need to travel shorter distances? How do you apply the 180-Minute Rule in real-world scenarios? This page will delve into the advanced applications of Time Traveling Buffers, covering topics like:
- Mini-Buffers: The Art of Time Traveling in Small Chunks
- Buffer Compression: Techniques for Reducing Buffer Length without Sacrificing Stability
- The 90-Minute Exception: A Special Case Study
console.log("Time Traveling Buffers are the key to a stable timestream!");