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more about #laws more comments → seanpat12: I hope he forces the powers that be to change these arbitrary laws more » Michai: I always say be careful what you wish for. more » bainelaker: What a Great Dane. more » appletoad: Is Danish a real language, or do they just change around English words? I only ask because the Danish word 'Antipiratgruppen' sounds alot like the eng... more » amābō tē?「Tayler」: Why can't we Americans be ballsy as this? Without being crazy and killing someone, I mean. more » LaraPandion I: So in most countries you cannot challenge a law in court unless you have specifically been negatively affected or penalized by the law. You can't alwa... more » dfp3050: "...in a pretty ballsy way." I'd say his balls are 14ft high and carved out of brass (yes, carved). Bravo I say to him and his balls. more » Alfisted: This purity of values is why I love Danes. Well, that and Christiania. I'm raising a Tuborg your direction, Henrik. Skol, dude. more » bagellord: Isn't the law here in the States the same? I wonder how it will all play out. more » Bokusatsu_Tenshi: Balls of steel. Kudos for the guy. He's doing a lot more than tons of groups and lawyers out there do for the entire justice system and society. Hopef... more » Dr. Evil Genius is eagerly anticipating the Year of the Black Rainbow: I know this may be irritating but is it really worth having an arrest record over it? Maybe, he should've held a record exec hostage and force him to... more » RickyRogers: Hats, gloves, scarves and whatever to this guy. Hope it snowballs the issue and doesn't just melt away. more » Shamoononon: I shave my legs.: I remove my mattress tags, shhhh. more » Kaiser-Machead: more » corsair130: I'd like to buy this guy a danish. more » -
#crime
Guy Demands to Be Arrested for Ripping His Own DVDs
In Denmark it's legal to make backup copies of your DVDs, but illegal to break the DRM that prevents copying them. This annoyed a guy so much that he decided to turn himself in for ripping his own DVD collection More » -
#crime
Utah Now Punishes Texting While Driving With Up to 15 Years in Prison
The Senate may be trying to pass a federal ban on texting while driving, but Utah recently passed a much stronger bill: It views the act is inherently reckless and punishes it as harshly as drunk driving. More » -
#recycling
Consumer Electronics Association Fights NYC Over Stricter Electronics Recycling
CEA, the organization that represents every gadget-maker (and throws CES every year) is involved in a squabble with the NYC Department of Sanitation over new, stricter laws governing proper disposal of electronics. Do they have a leg to stand on? More » -
#cellphones
Texting and Talking While Driving Now to Become a National Matter
The Federal Department of Transportation wants to hold a summit to evaluate the perils of texting and talking while driving. While many states have already made their own laws, this is the first time the issue has gone national. More » -
#piracy
Biden Tells MPAA Obama's Intellectual Property Czar Will Be 'Right'
At a lobbying dinner hosted by the MPAA, Vice President Joe Biden chastised piracy as "pure theft" and assured the MPAA that President Obama's administration will find the right person for the intellectual property czar. More » -
#piracy
France Slaps Down Proposed Anti-Piracy Bill
A plan to allow record companies to monitor internet traffic in France for piracy and shut down repeat offenders has been killed. Sweet. More » -
#cellphones
Cellphone Spontaneously Calls 911 On Owner While He Brags About Burglaries
Whether it's just a coincidence or divine intervention, it appears that the real Jesus phone narc'ed on its 16 year old owner while he was bragging to his friends about a burglary. More » -
#piracy
Pirate Bay Trial Watch: Day One, In Brief
The Pirate Bay bittorrent trackers are on trial today in Stockholm. The reports have been interesting: More » -
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#camerphones
Congressman Wants All Cameraphones to Make Sounds, Foil Covert Pervtography
Representative Pete King of New York has introduced a bill to Congress that would require all new cameraphones to have shutter sounds. Why? For the children! More »
