Where's the annoyance?
The technology is open source. Anybody can run it themselves and disable the watermarking.
Looking it up - Kaushambi to Bareilly, the route the bus was on, is a 5 hour drive. We're not talking about city buses with 2 minutes between each stop. Long distance routes like that generally give the driver the discretion to decide where and when to stop for toilet breaks, etc. Nobody is going to object to a break of a few minutes.
In other words, this would have been a perfectly normal rest break if not for the religious aspect. So no, the editors are not wrong.
It's been calculated multiple times that UBI would have a similar cost to existing welfare programs due to the significantly reduced overhead. Thus whoever pays for UBI are the same ones currently paying for existing welfare.
Host your own videos where? The average user isn't likely to start hosting their own file server
Sounds like the religious fanatic part is more relevant than the nationality
Idk about blaming the guy for trusting their partner to be open and honest with them...
If they'd done this right out of the gate, nobody would have thought that is unreasonable.
That's ridiculous. There's no technical way they can accurately detect repeat installs on the same device, or pirated copies. Which means devs will pay out the nose for no reason. The outrage exists for a reason
They claim to. Do you trust their software reporting system?
If you have a property permanently on Airbnb, you're not 'trying to pay rent', what is that nonsense?
While you're not wrong about that sentiment, it's misplaced in this context. Partyers and holidayers make for awful neighbours.
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Not that surprising when you think about it. Bullets operate on the principle of focusing force into an extremely small area, and armor piecing bullets just take that a step further by not deforming the moment they impact without adding any extra force. A heavy punch with the weight of an entire heavyweight behind it has so much more force than the few grams of mass a bullet has.