You can certainly measure it, but the catch is that there is not always a single "correct" value. So just because you can measure what the speakers are outputting and then adjust it, it doesn't mean there is one correct output value.
I have been doing A/V systems professionally for many years and the best system I have found recently is a Sony TV with an Apple TV. No sign-in needed for the TV for basic setup, can be easily set to come on to a particular input, works well with the Apple remote, and functions well with no internet with just a little corner pop-up saying "no internet" when you first turn it on.
You should update the TV when you first unbox it (ideally via ethernet) and then disconnect it. If you don't like Apple TV then your streaming box of choice.
Good catch, edited in the *not*. I agree, if everyone refused then it would change. I asked them what would happen if I tried to use a Twilio number to verify, but they did not seem amused by the irony.
A month ago I had a call with Twilio sales / onboarding to consider switching to them from our current IP phone provider. Ironically, I was unable to complete the process because my current work number, which is IP based, would not pass their "put in your number so we can make sure you're a human" verification test because IP numbers are not supported.
I do [edit: NOT] use my personal cell number for anything for security reasons, so even after their insistence that it was safe to use I refused and therefore I was unable to get past the first step of the signup process and went with another provider. After reading this I am feeling validated that I didn't cave.
Exactly this - the ability to re-orient your view in a game (or in your mind in the case of the "enemy gate") can be a huge advantage. I personally play much better on bottom side in MOBA games and I have never understood why it can't be flipped. Even if the map is not 'symmetrical' the players could adapt to that change, rather than having to adapt to the change in side each game.
It inspires me to work on things that I'm passionate about just for fun. You never know what might come out of it!