You can also use a power outlet with no grounding but don’t get surprised when your “buisness” burns down.

What have auto-generated/AI caption contents to do with the general format captions???

YT has auto-generated captions now for years, so why would they remove an unsupported, internal format because of that?

While I’m not quite sure about the exact reasons for the removal, here are some probable guesses:

• it’s a bug
• the unsupported, internal format - that allows for pretty much everything - is in some way exploitable
• It’s getting replaced by something better/standardized as the current solution doesn’t seem to always work properly in YT’s apps

> Use UNSUPPORTED subtitle format instead of one of the other 10 supported ones

> Fast forward some time

> YT disables and removes the UNSUPPORTED format

>

https://gaming.news/codex/dram-supercycle-2017-how-previous-memory-crisis-unfolded/

That’s a Velaro

Welcome to TomsHardware, where we do 0 research in our “journalism”

Good morning TomsSlopware, maybe stop using Internet Explorer for your research.

This was already reported 2 weeks ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46394327

PSA: In the video (not the retarded posted article that has 0 proofreading) it’s stated that he used Windows XP 64 bit

At first: Stop posting Tomshardware! They just bulk repost ad-enriched low quality clickbait content without validating anything (cough 9700X3D). Just post the original video.

As the video creator said in it’s disclaimer, the test is probably not accurate:

• I’m having serious doubts about the test setup. The laptops are all on a carpet directly facing a wall. There is a 0% chance that this is using proper air circulation and this will likely effect heat dissipation.
• Some tests (e.g. Video editing, Battery life) are extremly hardware dependent and shouldn’t be used in a OS comparison.