Woman allegedly impersonated prosecutor, dropped charges against herself
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#2amusingly enough, coming from the EU the site told me: "451: Unavailable due to legal reasons"
Re: Woman allegedly impersonated prosecutor, dropped charges against herself
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#4When you kobayashi maru the legal system.
Re: Woman allegedly impersonated prosecutor, dropped charges against herself
#5amusingly enough, coming from the EU the site told me: "451: Unavailable due to legal reasons"
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
Re: Woman allegedly impersonated prosecutor, dropped charges against herself
#6amusingly enough, coming from the EU the site told me: "451: Unavailable due to legal reasons"
GDPR FTW
Re: Woman allegedly impersonated prosecutor, dropped charges against herself
#7amusingly enough, coming from the EU the site told me: "451: Unavailable due to legal reasons"
451 is a great status code, right up there with 418.
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#8clever girl
Re: Woman allegedly impersonated prosecutor, dropped charges against herself
#9amusingly enough, coming from the EU the site told me: "451: Unavailable due to legal reasons"
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
Well, if the prices are
1. the legal tools to make Spotify not lockin ones personal content and 2. Read some random article on the internet where the publisher actively does not want to protect the readers privacy
then I think I know what price I want.
Re: Woman allegedly impersonated prosecutor, dropped charges against herself
#10amusingly enough, coming from the EU the site told me: "451: Unavailable due to legal reasons"
For local news organizations who don't get any revenue from foreign viewers, it's much cheaper (and more profitable) to just block Europeans than to try and comply with GDPR.