Decent, but nothing to write home about.

That shit will be on pirate sites within 20 minutes. Will be on unofficial youtube channels after that, everyone who wants to see it will see it before it hits official youtube channels. Most not through netflix.

While I can’t entirely say you are completely wrong, I generally do not like marvel movies yet I did enjoy the d&d movie.

Could be wrong, but the act of downloading music isn’t what gets people in trouble, it’s the uploading. When people torrent both happen, but afaik it’s only the uploading portion that is actually bad.

Not true, never finished it and still know its san andreas.

What was disclosed?

The fact the is a vulnerability/exploit to get the true email address exists. Has now been publicly disclosed so people know it exists.

What is the vulnerability?

They aren’t going to disclose that publicly.

Not at all. It’s one of the very few games where I didn’t skip any cutscenes. I also found it extremely easy to follow along, and also continue the main quest lines. I’ve never finished skyrim, and not just because of the modding rabbit hole, I just never gave a shit about the story. (I honestly think bethesda is extremely overrated for games, but thats another thing entirely). Even though I found the story easy to play and actually got invested in it, the side quests and side stories were just as fun. Although I don’t think I have ever played any mission as fun and different then drunk dialing while dressing up. That shit was hilarious.

Thats false equivalency. Billions is the larger number and since a billion is 1000x a million, it would be 3% of their $10000 and 15% of your $10. So its their $300 tax vs your $1.50 tax. Sure they are still better off, however (un)fair that may be, but it was more in tax than you actually hold, by a wide margin.

Or course we could, and should, argue it should be reveresed, but thats just yelling in to the wind at this point.

The article doesn’t mention superannuation, I wonder whether that’s also covered?

5th line down.

But it will have to prove that the employer intentionally avoided paying a worker appropriate wages and penalties, superannuation or other entitlements.