Magda: It is important that I see the Failure. Please, move aside.
Gunsche: I have special orders that the Failure does not prefer to be disturbed.
Magda: Please Gunsche, I must see him. PLEASE!
(Gunsche knocks door)
Dolfy: Who the heck is it!?
Gunsche: My Failure, Frau Goebbels is here.
Dolfy: Stupid giant, I told you I don't want to see that obsessive woman.
Gunsche: I have special orders that the Failure does not prefer to be disturbed.
Magda: Please Gunsche, I must see him. PLEASE!
(Gunsche knocks door)
Dolfy: Who the heck is it!?
Gunsche: My Failure, Frau Goebbels is here.
Dolfy: Stupid giant, I told you I don't want to see that obsessive woman.
by The Real Driller November 17, 2022

A Japanese home computer that's best known for the original Touhou games. One of the main reasons why people get into that machine. Of course, the platform is also home to a bunch of dirty games that many don't play.
Kyle: Dude, did you get a PC-98?
Chris: Yeah, I bought it when I was in Japan over the summer. You want to play Touhou on it after school today?
Kyle: Yeah man.
Chris: Yeah, I bought it when I was in Japan over the summer. You want to play Touhou on it after school today?
Kyle: Yeah man.
by The Real Driller August 27, 2021

You're probably bored. You literally typed what was faded text when you were writing a new word. Congrats for making it here.
Man, I'm bored.
(types Type an example of how it's used in a sentence...)
Wow, somebody was actually bothered to define Type an example of how it's used in a sentence...
(types Type an example of how it's used in a sentence...)
Wow, somebody was actually bothered to define Type an example of how it's used in a sentence...
by The Real Driller May 29, 2022

by The Real Driller June 29, 2025

Kyle: Hey, do you know what the first tweet on Twitter was?
Chris: just setting up my twttr
Kyle: Okay.
Chris: just setting up my twttr
Kyle: Okay.
by The Real Driller July 14, 2021

Bullcrap system that Audible Magic developed for YouTube to use on its site. The goal of Content ID is to prevent piracy. Instead, it limits the user by automatically treating them as a criminal, even when said copyrighted material is being used under fair use.
The extent of Content ID can do is up to the copyright holder. Viacom was one of the first companies to use Content ID after they sued YouTube for mass piracy. One of the methods is blocking reuploads of their material, which is usually done by major film studios and music labels. Other times, it's used to leech money off a YouTuber. One of the biggest reasons why it's hated is preventing users from monetizing videos. The average wait time to remove a Content ID claim can range from within 24 hours to an upward 90 days, with the longest being in the appeal and counter-notification processes.
The extent of Content ID can do is up to the copyright holder. Viacom was one of the first companies to use Content ID after they sued YouTube for mass piracy. One of the methods is blocking reuploads of their material, which is usually done by major film studios and music labels. Other times, it's used to leech money off a YouTuber. One of the biggest reasons why it's hated is preventing users from monetizing videos. The average wait time to remove a Content ID claim can range from within 24 hours to an upward 90 days, with the longest being in the appeal and counter-notification processes.
Nearly 10,000 companies use Content ID. A majority of them are on behalf of industry giants who know nothing about Fair Use.
by The Real Driller August 25, 2022

by The Real Driller November 01, 2021
