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• American titanium bike brand Lynskey files for bankruptcy protection; frames offered at significant discount

  The Tennessee titanium specialist attributes financial struggles to higher manufacturing and operating costs, low cash flow and fulfilment issues

• Why one tiny detail is breaking US e-bike laws (and it’s not speed)

  Spend enough time in the e-bike world, and you’ll start to notice something strange: a huge amount of how we...

• Intrusive Thoughts: The Hudski Dualist - Is This a Mountain Bike?

  Intrusive Thoughts: The Hudski Dualist - Is This a Mountain Bike?

• The Rodeo Labs Flaanimal 6.0 Steel: A Long-Winded Development Story

  The Rodeo Labs Flaanimal 6.0 Steel is the brand's newest model, and one with an interesting and long-winded development story...

• This Bike Cargo System Gives Your Bike a Face With 12 Color Zones (Yanko Design)

  https://youtu.be/uzihdSIALG8 Bike cargo gear has always been the part of cycling that nobody really gets excited about. Racks, panniers, and baskets exist to haul things, and most of them look exactly like what they are, brackets and platforms bolted on as an afterthought. Cyclists who care about aesthetics often treat this hardware as a necessary

• Post #251813

  You really can make it illegal if there's the political will to do so, but it's a hot potato, so the likelihood of of the practice being formally reigned in is unlikely. You make fruit of the poisonous tree absolute and create laws that make illegal search or seizure kill investigations without the possibility of future charges for a given criminal act. Obviously that would also have practical drawbacks as well, but it is certainly legally possible.

• Post #251809

  It definitely is a legally acceptable practice in the US, but I can't speak to other countries.

• Post #247346

  Yes but that doesn't answer the question of whether it's an accepted practice in the EU. I'm also not so sure it isn't somehow codified into law, in the US there's precedents supporting it but IDK about other countries.

• Post #247334

  I know what it is, but that doesn't mean it's an accepted practice in the EU. I don;t really know much about how their law works, which is why I asked about it.

• Post #244454

  You are on a public forum, just like reddit. Anyone and everyone can read what you wrote, why would you think otherwise?

• Post #244432

  Does Dutch/EU law have that?

• Post #153680

  It's called private browsing in Firefox/Librewolf

• Post #153469

  Do it you mad lad!

• Post #134554

  Wait until you hear about the Visigoths...

• Post #133180

  Cybergoths predate Cyberpunk 2077 by like 25-30 years

• Post #115836

  You can also print in different metals with various processes like laser sintering, still though, there are some things you might not want to skimp on: Probably best to stick to approved parts.

• Post #115497

  They're kind of related but yeah, they're distinctly their own things. I was making a joke about every problem always being somehow DNS related. Comedy is hard.

• Post #83049

  What about fedoucheary responsibility? Oh no, I think I spelled it wrong.