United States v. Five Hundred and Twelve Otters
Not a real case name, but some real ones are just as weird.
Technology
Lawyer Says He’s the Only One in Sudan Allowed to Use the Internet
He said he was going back to court today on behalf of everybody else.
Australian Cyborg’s Conviction Overturned on Appeal
In which an Australian “biohacker” beats the rap.
SF Supervisors Briefly Delay Robot Uprising
I, for one, welcome our new robot overlords.
How and Why to Delete Your Yahoo Account
TL, DR: click here, Fourth Amendment.
Google Awarded Patent for Sticky Cars
It’s not quite as terrible an idea as it seems.
Bill Would Let Cops “Field Test” Your Phone After an Accident
Don’t worry, though—they totally promise not to invade your privacy while doing it.
The TSA’s Million-Dollar App (and My Zero-Dollar Equivalent)
I urge the TSA to implement my alternative immediately.
If New Horizons Hit My Car, Could the Insurance Company Raise My Rates?
Probably.
Man Ordered to Pay for Shooting Down Trespassing Drone
Many of you will be outside this weekend, so a little drone advice seems timely. Or maybe it’s shotgun advice. Take your pick. Ars Technica reported recently that a drone operator in California had prevailed in a legal dispute with…