How not to waste SSD resource watching YouTube videos?

Question

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I watch YouTube videos a lot and already 20 gigabytes of video has been cached on the SSD. How can this problem be solved? An HDD is connected nearby, let the cache be written to it or to RAM .. The instructions to disable the cache in Chrome do not help much ... in Firefox too ..

Answer 1

The correct code should be clear in the first place.
To improve the quality of the code, you can go through some sort of layout checklist, Layout checklist

Answer 2

Layout checklist. What can be given to the client, and what ...

Answer 3

So.
I, personally, say that the following cases are badly laid out:
There are many rules, they are easy to find.
In outline -
Example:
Understandable:

//This is test function
function Test(maxValue, minValue){
  averageValue = (maxValue + minValue) / 2;
}

Not understandable:
. Example:
We don't know that Math.Max ​​can take an unlimited number of parameters
. And it was necessary like this:

Answer 4

What's the point of steaming? Never disabled any caches and swaps on the SSD, everyone is alive. A normal SSD is quite difficult to kill (by cell wear) at home.

Answer 5

So it should be - a cache on a fast medium.

Answer 6

If RAM is an even faster medium, if there is a lot of it, then you can allocate a "piece" for a virtual hard disk and put a cache on it.

Answer 7

I would agree with many that why take an ssd so that you don’t use it later ... but in a week, chrome, being just turned on, ate 760 gigabytes of ssd resource from me. And the warranty resource on mine is only 60 terabytes. So he will eat it in a year. But I'm not only planning to use chrome.
So I moved the cache to Ram-disk and did not lose speed, and the total recording on ssd dropped to a giga per day