There are food safety standards for a reason. Coffee isn't supposed to be served at that high of a temperature. McDonald's intentionally broke the standard by serving coffee hotter than they were legally allowed to.
You prefer living in a place that McDonald's can internationally, and repeatedly violate safety standards with no recourse? That's a weird flex.
It started way before that.
People copying books and sheet music. If you're talking electronic, then I have "pirated" reel to reel music copied from records from the 60's.
If you're talking computers, I have floppy discs copied and passed around from the 80's.
BBS's existed in the 70's and were sharing stuff before IRC became popular.
Heck, if humans can technically make a copy of it, no matter how difficult, we will and freely share it.
Wow, that's a terrible article. They just repeated three times that stuff fell into the sea, and the cruise ship is stuck for at least a day.
They implied the stuff fell off the cruise ship, but they don't actually say it.
They implied that the stuff was undeclared, but don't actually say it.
They don't actually say why the cruise ship is stuck. Are the containers blocking the ship from leaving? Are they stuck cause they had undeclared fruit and they need to be held for paperwork/questions? Are they held cause they're not sure if something else will fall from the ship?
I wouldn't be surprised if this article was entirely written by AI with no editing.
He could have been literally anyone else from the Botany Bay sleeper ship and you wouldn't have to change a thing in the movie.