Because it doesn’t make sense from user perspective. I watched Justin Bieber Baby, I watched Rebecca Black Friday and I started watching Bohemian rhapsody but didn’t continue as I’ve heard it alot lately. YouTube assumed I liked the two other songs and hated Queen.

See the problem? YouTube suggestions were so much better years ago, now it feels like way too much scrolling to find something good

Not gonna lie, sometimes US seems way more divided up than EU

I get what you’re saying, but after around 15 years of using all sorts of SSDs - I personally stopped thinking about write wear. I have not had a single SSD fail due to wear, those that failed have always failed at controller.

I keep using Shadowplay 24/7. I’m using an old SSD (840 120gb) for that from god knows what year, but it shows 1% health for 5 years now with no signs of actual degradation happening, only smart warnings for years now.

This disk was also running OS for 4-5 years.

Guess I’ll be buying from fitgirl

Is it just me, or did the channel became really clickbaity?

He was literally running a government agency and you’re trying to tell me he isn’t American? Lol. Lmao even

I’m not entirely sure, but I feel like this guy likes Elden Ring

I mean… as much as we hate this, I always had this thought at the back of my mind. Games commonly become abandoned not because of greed, but because of financial reasons. Same financial reasons would make it impossible for many companies to hire programmers to modify the game for playing single-player. Sometimes outright impossible due to game design (can’t really make NPCs smart enough to act like players in MMO, which are needed for raids, etc.).

I don’t see how can this realistically become a legal obligation, but devs should still be encouraged to make their games in a way they can keep functioning without servers