J_on_Lemmy

Not exactly useful if you’re not in an area with WiFi.

BBC any better?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c4gzxv5gy3qo

No problems with it here, I’ve uploaded a W10(5.7GB) iso and 30GB worth of Music without an issues. The host computer is running DietPi which is Debian based.

I cannot answer the question but I’d like to add there’s also the power used to broadcast the networks from the source too (as well as the user receiving it).

Default search engine on Microsoft Edge browser/Windows search

They offer up to 64GB which many games don’t even come close to. As far as I’m aware Nintendo offer 16,32 or 64 to publishers.

I’m torn on them, Sure they can be resold but ultimately a waste of materials if they’re just digital downloads.

I’m trying to prioritise physical cards(with actual data on, Like Cyberpunk) this generation where I can. Most games I complete once and never touch so being able to sell is nice.

Money