If you have a Samsung washing machine, you'll probably be familiar with its self-satisfied "I'm finished" chime — the 40-second jingle that plays when your wash cycle is complete. It's a version of Schubert's "Die Forelle," which was composed in 1817. Now, it's sparked an absurd copyright abuse flag on YouTube, with a Twitch streamer claiming his play-through of Fallout was demonetized because his washing machine finished while he was streaming. Seemingly YouTube's automatic scan had detected the washing machine chime as a song called "Done," which was uploaded to YouTube by a musician known as Audego nine years ago. Albino suggested that YouTube had potentially allowed Audego to make invalid copyright claims for years. Here's more from @arstechnica
I think getting to the credits should count as a full watch of a film on streaming services, so I don't have a giant list of "continue watching" that's almost all foreign film credits.
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Tonight at 19:00 (GMT+2 Berlin) over on https://twitch.tv/imperorthefirst we will see if chat has the power, the resilience, the cunning and the will to take the crown!
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