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Overall you can always say - if you don't like it then ignore my content. Then... people doing scam or misinformation can also say that - ignore it. No. We l
by whyagaindavid 1mo ago
Overall you can always say - if you don't like it then ignore my content.
Then... people doing scam or misinformation can also say that
- ignore it.
No. We like your content.
While you may get more clicks etc at the moment - eventually you will lose subscribers.
You could have made the title at least like
- Intel tries hard to win against apple silicon
- Almost there but not yet...
- lostmsu 1mo ago[flagged]
- bigyabai 1mo ago> and the only reason for being notable is that it is a lying piece of crap That's your takeaway from the outrage in this thread, but now you should actually watch a few videos to understand why this is a silly accusation. Jeff Geerling is not Digital Foundry. He's not Louis Rossmann. We do not rely on him or trust him to release Chips and Cheese-tier flawless benchmarks and datasets. He's not writing the Beej's Guide to Computer Architectures, he's an enthusiast that likes to ask basic questions like "how does a GPU perform on a Raspberry Pi?" and then answer it for his followers. If that constitutes "a lying piece of crap" to you, then I don't know what to tell you. "Clickbait" has always been a component of his content and it just seems like people are upset when it's clickbait that offends their own identity.