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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This is a >1 hour video and the first several minutes cover incidents from >20 years ago. tl;dw?
The tl/dw is that a retrospective of history often allows us to draw parallels to the present and predict the future.
So they’re lying about the AI companies buying RAM?
Yes, historical events tend to be in documentaries…
I’m sure tiktok will have media for ya.
…is this a documentary?
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.
‘Documentary’ - something that could be consumed in 10% of the time as an article.