Mostly because he is a YouTube entertainer, and not necessarily an tech expert. He got some shitstorm a while ago because of the bad treatment of some of his staff, and other YouTubers called him out because his benchmarks where wrong multiple times, but he would never revisit and correct them. Some staff members said this was impossible for them to to accurate testing and reviews because of the high pressure to churn out new videos.

Personally I get the vibe that he is nice and entertaining in front of the camera, but might be a less chill person as your boss.

Look up Wikipedia on how they got confessions out of people in the medieval times…

Excuse me sir, the correct term is “contractors”!

Want to learn insults in foreign languages? Download world of tanks!

https://www.wikivoyage.org/ for travel tips.

https://www.shareyourride.net/ for when I visit some event in another city and need help with driving or costs.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nononsenseapps.feeder.play to keep up with some old forums or RSS sites I still follow.

Reminds me of school we got the new pentiums 2 with 300mhz back in the day, in an very compact case with very small fans, with our computer room under the roof, windows facing towards midday sun. In summer at around 2pm one after the other PC went into thermal shutdown, with maybe 5 of 20 PCs still running by 3pm. Opening windows did not help.

Quick, insert more ads to keep revenue up!

There are a lot of jobs for Luigi.

No. Going slower will always use less energy than going fast. You cannot cheat physics.

They needed 3x as much fuel as a 747 per passenger. The Concord was also banned from flying over cities because of the noise, this pretty much limited it to routes between east coast and Europe.

They don’t need that, they already know where your phone is at night and the next morning.

Sex toys?

The trick is to buy a 25 year old car in good condition, and then store it in a dry place under a tarp for at least 10 more years.

Ok I get that this is bad, but could we not use the data center as water heaters and distribute the hot water to households? This way the data center can offset some costs, and households would use less energy and money for heating.

Windows for home consumers/home PCs hopefully.

But who wants to trade gold with you if everyone is hungry, has no water or power, is freezing or sick? Gold and valuables are only good of you know the economy gets back to normal, or you have someone who will trade useful stuff for gold.

Also, I don’t think the average person has a concept how much gold is worth, or how to check if it is real or not.

What do you want to do with gold or USD if the us economy collapses? This isn’t the middle Ages where you can pay the peasants with gold or silver coins. In an economic collapse canned food, fuel, etc. will be useful. Something people need every day and can be swapped in small quantities.

“hmm, the smell of cancer, addiction and poverty!”

“User connects via VPN XYZ” is part of the fingerprint. It doesn’t protect you from identifying you, instead it ads to the number of unique properties of your computer and connection, adding to the size of your fingerprint. Besides, a lot of VPNs and proxies add another header x-forwarded-for with your original IP. Source: I worked on multiple e-commerce platforms that use fingerprinting as part of their fraud protection. Also see https://coveryourtracks.eff.org/learn for a more detailed explanation.

Doesn’t matter, your browser will be fingerprinted with some embedded JavaScript that works in all modern browsers. Detecting VPNs is also trivial.