Sharing information on social media is common for many people nowadays, but it’s not always without consequence. In some cases, simple ‘likes’ can be used as evidence in court, as a Florida man recently discovered. His Star Wars and Minion ‘likes’ were presented as evidence to support allegations he may be a prolific BitTorrent pirate.
You should assume that dbzer0 will eventually get a legal request to turn over records.
You should assume that dbzer0 will eventually get a legal request to turn over records.
I assume then that dbzer0 USA owned/operated?
I’m going to jail then lol
They don’t jail you, they take every penny you’ve ever had or will have for the rest of your life.
It’s only fair, you becoming destitute for liking a post is far better than the risk that they didn’t get their $24.95 from you. /s
Turn over records? Is this not all public already?
What if we “comply” and give them their damn records if they come demanding them.
Gigabytes of data that is just red herrings and stuff that doesn’t lead anywhere but still has to be checked. And in formatted in such way it has to be done manually and can’t be automated without even bigger effort and cost. If you give it to ai it will just start spouting nonesense or preferrably accusing obviously wrong people. It is likely not possible to make something like that, but it would be great if it was.
That judge can fuck off ⬆️
“Florida Man” - checks out.
Florida Judge
Florida Man < Florida Judge < Florida Politician
He should just claim he is working for the greater good of Meta/X/Amazon/Apple LLMs and AIs
Who else will help the billion class steal every bit of art if not him ?
That’s absolutely insane.
Just another day in Florida.
Id upboat this but that might be used as evidence as libel. lol
You commented which is worse. It’s futile to hide, the popo is on their way.
Preemptively denying dismissal of their future case, trial will continue when the request for dismissal arises.
To quote the great Suzy Eddie Izzard: I was dead at the time!
