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@Andr3jH That’s Rainbolt on YouTube the geo guesser and she is Lucy Liu, the actress.

Swedish YouTuber and Linux enthusiast PewDiePie has reportedly abandoned his wife and child and has started dating Olympic gold medalist figure skater Alysa Liu.

He said the original video was from youtube and here is the link. He should have just posted the link like this: youtu.be/a6h7gmzJd1U This lets the original creator in youtube make the money and he gets traffic here without stealing that person’s content. Obviously x doesn’t like it when you send people off the site.. so less monetization. So maybe in that case copy the video, upload it here, but then also post the link to the original youtube link that you stole it from as attribution. But that then exposes you to copyright violations from the original creator who can now sue you for stealing his stuff. The bottom line is, stealing other people’s content is not a good way to make your living. The whole thing will come crumbling down one day.

All these accounts complaining sound like my children trying to bend the rules and telling me it's ok. "But dad I'm not watching the TV I'm watching on my tablet so that's ok, right??" What is so hard to understand about the fact that if you didn't create the content yourself, you shouldn't be able to monetize it. Seems pretty straight forward?

Chinese Dunhuang dance resurrects the breathtaking "flying apsaras" and whirling figures from the 1,000-year-old Buddhist murals found in the UNESCO World Heritage Mogao Caves.

To clarify, if the content was deemed fair use then the monetization would revert back to you. But if you just upload someone’s video then the channel would either receive a copyright strike (you can only get 3 strikes before your channel disappears) or the monetization from that video would go to the creator, depending on how the original creator has set his settings.

I subscribe to your channel and have done so for years. But I also used to create original videos on youtube and any time we used content that belonged to someone else we always had to do it in a way that was fair use (meaning you use it for just a small part of your video and only use a small part of it) and even then YouTube’s ContentID system would recognize that part as not belonging to us and all the monetization for that video would disappear and go to the original creator. That’s what X hasn’t had time yet to implement but it’s basically the same thing. If I found a clip on YouTube I would have posted the YouTube link like you just showed and not downloaded it and uploaded it here because you have now stolen the money the person on YouTube would have made from someone clicking your link here. You’re taking all the monetization away from that original youtube link. Like this: youtu.be/a6h7gmzJd1U

This video was ORIGINALLY on YouTube: youtu.be/a6h7gmzJd1U. The @ViralRushX ripped it off, put a watermark and posted it. It went on Reddit, I saw it and posted it on my account without the FALSE watermark. Result: Nikita Bier kicked me off monetization.

@BladeoftheS Rejoining the EU and this time they require the Euro as well would be the most idiotic thing ever. Leaving it to the politicians to decide would be a disaster.

No it doesn't.

@MarioNawfal True colors.

@TheEuropeansHQ The EU should start subsidizing industry as well. Seems to be working well for China. F*ck the WTO (anti subsidies)... it’s just designed to make sure the U.S. can continue to make things really shitty for consumers.

🇫🇷🇮🇹🇪🇸🇳🇱🇱🇹🇪🇺 France and several EU countries are pushing Brussels to deploy stronger trade-defence tools against Chinese state-backed industrial dumping and unfair competition. Why this matters: Europe has lost around 1 million industrial jobs since 2019, while the EU-China trade deficit has reached roughly €360 billion. Europe cannot remain the world's most open market while competitors protect, subsidise and weaponise their own industries. Open trade only works when it is reciprocal. Europe must stop behaving like a marketplace and start acting like a power. 🇪🇺

@SawyerMerritt It’s so obvious what he’s saying. Own a proper EV like a Tesla with its charging network and full self driving and you’ll never return to an ICE vehicle.

Jason Cammisa on EV haters: "If you don't think electric vehicles or electric propulsion is a superior transportation solution, it's because you haven't spent enough time in an electric car; We will run out of fuel at some point. It is a finite resource. Give people the experience of living with an electric vehicle everyday, there's no going back." Full video: youtube.com/watch?v=l74of0…

@Handre If it’s empty turn it into condos.

While Romanian families shivered in unheated apartments and waited hours for meager bread rations, Nicolae Ceaușescu built himself a 1,100-room palace that consumed $3 billion of his nation's wealth. The Casa Poporului stands today as a monument to the inevitable outcome when central planners face zero market constraints on their appetites. Ceaușescu's palace contains 12 stories above ground, spreads across 365,000 square meters, and required 20,000 workers laboring in shifts around the clock. He demolished entire historic neighborhoods of Bucharest to clear space for his architectural ego trip. Meanwhile, his citizens endured bread queues, rolling blackouts, and heating restrictions so severe that hospitals couldn't maintain proper temperatures. The dictator diverted the nation's resources toward marble, crystal chandeliers, and gold leaf while his people literally froze. Without market prices to signal genuine demand or profit-and-loss mechanisms to punish waste, political authorities inevitably channel resources toward projects that serve their personal preferences rather than human needs. Ceaușescu faced no competitors, no angry shareholders, no bankruptcy risk. He simply commanded the nation's productive capacity to serve his grandiose vision. The palace required 3,500 tons of crystal, 480 chandeliers, 1,409 ceiling lights, and 700,000 tons of steel and bronze. Every ton of material that went into those ornate rooms represented food, medicine, fuel, or housing that never reached Romanian families. The arithmetic is brutal but simple: centralized control means resources flow toward political vanity projects rather than genuine human priorities. The building still stands, largely empty, costing millions annually just to maintain its unused splendor.

@anvilpinyata This person (not) is obviously trolling us.

This is my flag. It stands for unity, freedom, peace, democracy, equality, civilization, diversity, rule of law, science, beauty, and strength. There is nothing more important to fight for.

@IamGrokDK Got it.. must create model via AI first can’t use image of real person.

@IamGrokDK You make your own models via AI correct? I was uploading a pic of an actual person.

A poll to figure out the name for our Swedish host, if you don´t know how she looks I have put a small video of her in the comments 🇸🇪

@IamGrokDK Peter, how do I (or you) overcome this?

@HustleBitch_ It’s called punitive for a reason. It’s meant to hurt.. like a lot! Maybe the buyer is a uper rich.

🚨 HOME BUYER CUTS REAL ESTATE AGENT OUT OF A COMMISSION — THEN GETS HIT WITH A $48 MILLION JURY VERDICT A Miami real estate case is exploding online after what started as a commission dispute over a luxury home deal turned into a jaw-dropping $47.8 MILLION jury verdict. According to the lawsuit: • A broker allegedly spent more than a year helping a buyer search for a home in Golden Beach • Negotiated the property price down from $2.9M to $2.8M • Then the buyer suddenly claimed he was no longer interested in the deal But less than TWO HOURS later… An offer for the exact same property and exact same price was allegedly submitted with the buyer’s sister listed as the broker instead. The broker sued. After years in court, the jury reportedly found the buyer liable for: • fraud • conspiracy • and tortious interference And the damages? Nearly $48 MILLION. The award included punitive damages designed to punish especially harmful behavior and send a message to the real estate industry. Now the internet is completely divided: • “That punishment is INSANE.” • “You can’t spend a year using someone then cut them out at the finish line.” • “This changes real estate forever.” • “No commission dispute should become $48 million.” • “This is either justice… or total insanity.” The buyer’s attorney reportedly says the verdict is so excessive it “shocks the conscience” and expects it to be reduced or overturned. But others say the massive verdict was meant to stop people from trying similar moves in future deals. Does $48 MILLION sound like justice… or absolute insanity? 📹: Instagram/therealdeal

@TansuYegen Could cause permanent eye damage so she should not be thrown out but rather arrested.

The cameraman didn’t miss: he caught the laser pointer culprit in 4K 😭

@IamGrokDK Greece!

X World Forecast for tomorrow 🔥🌧️🌞 Just added Finland to the squad today! 🇫🇮 Who should be next ?

@TheLaikYobaz Looking at it they extended it about a third taller than it will be when done. Should go to where the boat is when done.

@TheLaikYobaz That tower definitely exists, the Riviera Tower. Its near the water by Glyfada and is currently at 113 meters tall but will be 200 meters tall when done. The post picture has extended how tall it currently is to show how tall it will be when done.

Yunanistan'ın başkenti Atina’nın haline bakın. Resmen Hindistan'a dönmüş. İstanbul'un tırnağı olamaz...

@DukeGomez7 Got me!

There’s no way

@wbmosler Got it! Thanks!

@underground_net Oil in 2022. The rate cuts reduced price pressures caused by deficit spending to pay interest/rate hikes added to that pressure. But Turkey also has aggressive state indexation of wages (maybe used to garner voter support?) to keep wages/pymts ahead of inflation/supporting it.

@wbmosler you want to respond?