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It’s complicated. Essentially, YT spends 24 hours a day trying to dodge the fallout of stupid decisions taken during the previous 24 hours, ad infinitum. They were bashed for certain decisions related to 4k video (which used to be called 4k, then changed to 2160p, then back to 4k, then back to 2160p), leading to the current name scheme.

4k and high bitrate 1080p are actually the same thing.

No, I’m not a point. Oh, you mean your point. Funny how you don’t know that, as an American.

For starters, cull the immense amount of duplicated content. Look for some random common word and sort by recent, you’ll see thousands of channels from India, Pakistan and similar nations reposting the exact same videos. There’s also an ungodly amount of spam. These two things alone would, I’d guess, cut down a good chunk of server costs. Another thing is optimizing bitrate, I often get served “1080p” content featuring little more than a static image while browsing in my 6" phone.

LMAO, apt name. You do know that facebook, a known disinformation company, is american, right?

Bushido is Japanese, this joke doesn’t work.

Even if we ignore what @prole wrote, in civilized countries you’re allowed to break company policy if it infringes your rights, regardless of what a contract says.

which is common across all workplaces?

In your shithole country, maybe.

High five for unalienable rights

AFAIK, cards older than GFX1030 require manual setup, including building parts of ROCM with modified flags, since v5.1

If only AMD would get their asses to release a stable and functional ROCM implementation, I could migrate 100% to Linux.

Are you blind, deaf and dumb, or just living under a rock? The EU has been slapping fine after fine on scummy American companies.

Step 1: Be born not in 'murica
Step 2: Get higher education
Step 3: ???
Step 4: profit

“Just following orders” didn’t stick in 1945, it sure as hell doesn’t stick today.

I am morally obligated to punch all conservative scum until they lose a few teeth :)

They do, but not so much that your average home user would notice without having more than enough time to fix the problem.

Read it as 120TB at first and my eyes nearly jumped out of their sockets.