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Right, when did coding something at a hackathon as a proof of concept become a crime? Why does NJ think they have any jurisdiction here? Frankly, this is just
by tibbon 13y ago
Right, when did coding something at a hackathon as a proof of concept become a crime?
Why does NJ think they have any jurisdiction here? Frankly, this is just as absurd as another country issuing demands for legal docs from someone in the US for them doing something that's perfectly legal in the US, but illegal in that country.
- lutorm 13y agoFunny you should mention it, but the converse is true: The US seems to reserve the right to prosecute someone for doing something in another country that is legal in that country: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/10/06/us-drug-policy-war-congress_n_998993.html http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/10/06/us-drug-policy-war-...