If you want to know how to do something now, a year ago, 5 months ago, 9 years ago, you can!
That's normal now!
Your car making noises?
You'll want to adjust the carburetor!
No, the battery pack ESR is out of range!
No, the fuel injectors are clogged again!
No, the flux capacitors!
No, wheel rock wrong, wheel oak wood good!
No, the pitch on your propellers is off!
You didn't search for how to do something though.
And the most recent release was about 5 months ago.
Also carbs are significantly older tech than 5 months, 1 year, or even 9 years ago.
Also also the average age of a car in the US is about 12.5 years old.
Also also also why the fuck would you not include the model of your car when searching for information about your car.
This just reads like you not understanding something, misattributing it to something else, then producing a non sequitur as an analogy.
Edit: You could always sort by recently uploaded if you genuinely want new videos about 5 month old software, but you'll be greeted with a lot of slop and irrelevant content. Could it possibly be that the algorithm surfaced the most relevant content for your vague post? It can't surface things that don't exist after all.