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It depends on the context. If you're trying to fire your gun in a video game, sure, it should respect every button press (subject to hardware debouncing which
by jzwinck 7y ago
It depends on the context. If you're trying to fire your gun in a video game, sure, it should respect every button press (subject to hardware debouncing which is always required). If you're submitting an online payment, a delay of 10 seconds per order is still not enough. If you're posting in a forum, duplicates should be automatically pruned.
Trying to pin down the number of milliseconds without context is a great example of bikeshedding.