Yeah, kinda. GamersNexus is popular for their no-bullshit PC benchmarking and their “indie” documentaries on anti-consumer behaviors tangentially related to gaming hardware.
The tldr is pretty much the title - the context is the video if you’re interested. The video may be long format but I don’t agree with what the other dude said about this being better served as an article. Steve (long hair dude) is pretty respectful of his consumer’s time. I think they post most of their videos as articles on their website too - ad free.
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DebatableRaccoon@lemmy.ca · 9 pts · 168d
Corpos engaging in shady behaviour? Never would have seen that coming.
Ulrich@feddit.org · 0 pts · 168d
This is a >1 hour video and the first several minutes cover incidents from >20 years ago. tl;dw?
Dran_Arcana@lemmy.world · 16 pts · 168d
The tl/dw is that a retrospective of history often allows us to draw parallels to the present and predict the future.
Ulrich@feddit.org · -2 pts · 168d
So they're lying about the AI companies buying RAM?
Technologist@lemmy.world · 11 pts · 168d
Yes, historical events tend to be in documentaries...
I'm sure tiktok will have media for ya.
Ulrich@feddit.org · -1 pts · 168d
...is this a documentary?
rowdy@piefed.social · 15 pts · 168d
Yeah, kinda. GamersNexus is popular for their no-bullshit PC benchmarking and their “indie” documentaries on anti-consumer behaviors tangentially related to gaming hardware.
The tldr is pretty much the title - the context is the video if you’re interested. The video may be long format but I don’t agree with what the other dude said about this being better served as an article. Steve (long hair dude) is pretty respectful of his consumer’s time. I think they post most of their videos as articles on their website too - ad free.
dupelet_comments@piefed.social · -6 pts · 168d
'Documentary' - something that could be consumed in 10% of the time as an article.