

US law enforcement has no jurisdiction outside of the US.


US law enforcement has no jurisdiction outside of the US.


Well my ISP won’t hand over that info as it would be a violation of GDPR not that this administration will have thought that one through.


Oh that’s why it’s call a bus stop. Clever that


Does Reddit even know who they are? Sure they could hand over my IP address but even without a VPN my IP says I’m hundreds of miles away from my real location so that wouldn’t help them.


They’re not natural waterways, somebody had to make them so the law doesn’t apply. Same for Great Lakes Waterway.
Old come together to make some kind of what is it a pizza with jalapenos on it. Seriously what is it?


People have always known that crypto who is very good for crime.


I don’t imagine trying to trick Iran out of their money is a particularly good long-term strategy anyway. Nothing unless you’re going to turn up in a new ship every time.


Technically it still is a crime since charging money for access to navigable waters is a violation of international law.
I’ve tried this with my cats but the ice cube immediately gets shoved under the fridge where it melts.


The problem is it’s still cheaper for me to fuel my car up with exploding dinosaurs than it is to buy an EV.
I’ve had important documents printed on thermal paper and after a few years they turn black. It’s fine for short lived stuff but it’s terrible for long-term documents.
There is a much higher quality version of the second image on NASA’s website. I think the reason the second image has so much colour ranges because it was taken in log, but that’s just a normal SLR camera feature. I think there’s even a way of getting my phone to take pictures in log, it just uses a lot of memory so it’s not on by default


I grew up playing RuneScape at 15 frames per second on the crappy school computers, so I’m used to it.
It hasn’t disappeared. It’s still exists, it’s just that if you get it modern antibiotics can kill it.
I refuse to believe anyone can actually read Japanese. I can speak a very little bit of Japanese but I have no idea about the language at all. I don’t know how to approach a language that lacks the concept of an alphabet.
How to Japanese people know how to write a particular word? In most languages you can hear the word and at least get a good idea of how it’s written, even if it’s a made-up word. In manga there are a lot of made up, in universe words, and I do not understand how they decide how to write to write to them down or how anyone who reads those words knows how to pronounce the word.
Well excuse me for following the proud and noble family trade.


They’re still in low earth orbit so not really


The fact that the right click menu is now a submenu of the right click menu drive me mad.
A warrant from a US judge isn’t worth the paper it’s written on except in the US so no they wouldn’t hand it over