I'm getting Bixby button flashbacks.

Ho well, my wallet's gonna cry but I'm sure the mechkeyboard community will welcome my ass

Think the difference there is that the invoices of the guy from the article were actually fake invoices for real things

Earth doesn't have any bills though, dues to the United Federation of Planets are set to start in 2161 at the earliest

Because you gave them the files?

If you don't want dropbox to see them, encrypt them.

Always has been

Honestly if you're a billion in debt, you're fucking baller mate

I seriously doubt Google cares.

expert sex change

Imagine being a freaking sniper and suddenly being forced to enter numbers into spreadsheets every day.

Hilarious

Wtf why did a parrot land on my shoulder

It honestly probably is

And they're pretty much required to take things down, it prevents them from being liable. After that, the uploader can challenge this decision, and if the claimer doesn't back down, it goes to court.

Unfortunately, claimers are currently not required to provide any proof, nor are they required to pay for any legal costs (at least not upfront), so it's just simpler for the uploader to take the L.

Man I hate when politicians try to help people

We've never had it

Nah, they know what they're doing.

Just for readability, these are the options with reasoning:

• Attending an event (festivalor convention)
• Long journey, such as a cross-country trip (probably this one, as OP mentioned walking+travelling by train)
• Reality TV Show / film

Feels the author knew he was writing bullshit and tried to actually sneak the truth in, in a way that's undetectable to the extremists vetting the thing.

It kinda is though.

If she manages to get people to hate Trump, there's a possibility that they won't go vote at all, since there's "two bad guys" there.

This decreases how many votes Trump would get but doesn't decrease how many Biden would get, since, I'd guess, people won't be deciding between her and Biden, but her and Trump.

Disney, or anyone for that matter, can copyright claim any video. Youtube just plays ball because that's the simplest thing to do.

It's on them to prove, in court, that it actually is copyrightable and that they own the copyright to the content, which they'd fail to do.

The win is for the uploader and for the public, since now you can "be sure" that Disney won't take you to court over it, which would be a costly endeavor for you. Even if Disney would almost surely lose.

A random company in Norway is probably the best equipped to do this kinda testing.

Cold? Check. ICEs on the road? Check. A buunch of electric vehicles on the road? Check.