I used to make use of a 64 GB RAM machine that still swapped like crazy, because I'm a shitty programmer (not really my field). I totally destroyed my SSD by swapping daily huge amounts of data, but the thing survived the whole process. Of course it died, but under normal circumstances I can't see why people would be preoccupied for wearing their SSDs.
I find it ironic that every top comment author seems to feel the urge to point out why it's actually different, but never question the point. I'm also sick of people telling me there's no turning back, like, yeah, you do you, bro. My life is great without social networks, which are not going anywhere I guess.
RT's Tomatometer is awful. If everyone would agree it's a 6/10 movie, they'd score it as 100% fresh. If everyone would agree a movie is a 10/10 they would score 100% fresh as well.
I'm with you on this. It may be useful to get an idea of probably bad, probably good, but not as a function of quality, since they can easily score amazing a trash movie and write shit about actually high-quality movies.
But, essentially, the score doesn't say anything, more so when masses are involved. Legions of fans of some actor will, for example, score perfect a movie starring them.
I hear you. Fuck therapy. Should I go to therapy?