Any court that has personal jurisdiction over the corporation. Which is to say wherever the company is incorporated or resides. At a minimum the Federal and State court where the company is incorporated will have personal jurisdiction. There are no jurisdictional borders when it comes to corporations, ether the court has personal jurisdiction over the company or it doesn't, and if it does it can issue any warrant it wants on the corporation. The court can't send it's agents to another country to execute the warrant, but they can find the corporation in contempt or charge them with obstruction of justice.

Where the servers reside is simply not relevant because the corporation resides within the jurisdiction of the court, corporations are people and because a company is one legal entity the court has jurisdiction over all of the company, regardless of where it's assets are physically located. It's called personal jurisdiction and the ruling is correct, it will be upheld if appealed. If you don't want to be subject to american jurisdiction then don't incorporate in america, it's really that simple.

I meant to say 25 miles per second, which is about 11 m/s

Traveling at 25 m/s, the speed of the current fastest man made object, it would take 55,885 years to reach this star. It's understandable why we haven't noticed it till now.

Yeah, I don't understand this craze with plastic guns, people have been producing guns using manual milling machines and lathes for well over a century. Moreover, in my state, the mere possession of bullets without a license to possess a gun is a crime. Problem solved.

You must be new here. With time you'll understand the error in your last statement. I wouldn't count on some utopian post-human species, I'm confident we'll manage to find some reason to nuke ourselves, along with our planet, out of existence. Cheers!

A better solution is an iPhone or android device with service through Lycamobile. The reason is Lycamobile doesn't force you into getting a data plan for your smart phone. Monthly service through them is as cheap $16/month. They also offer 2 cent/minute prepaid plan. Any unlocked SIM based GSM phone will work, all you need is a Lycamobile SIM card, which you can typically find on eBay for $1

Lycamobile is a mobile phone virtual network, in the United States they piggyback on the T-Mobile network.

x = population, lim (x --> infinity), f((earth's resources)/x) = resource starvation = kill -9 you

That explains why the world is the way it is; the only workable solutions I can think of are population control or expansion into space.

I think the antifoam agent they use with carpet steam cleaners would work for this.

It's kinda hard to spoil beer, it being yeast shit and all. Once the yeast and good bacteria propagate it's hard for other microorganism to establish a foot hold. You would be able to tell by sight and smell if a batch was contaminated.

Cameras have been around for over a hundred years and the technology is relatively simple. You should easily get 20 years of use out of most professional photography equipment. The first digital camera was developed all the way back in 1975 by Kodak.

Because proteins are incredibly more complex then base amino acids. The Ribonuclease protein is the simplest protein that we know of, and can be considered the most basic building block of a cell. It is made from 124 amino acids, the first one in the strand being Lysine, and there are 17 different amino acids in this protein. The only process we know of that can produce proteins are proteins, i.e. RNA and DNA transcription. We haven't yet figured out how to bootstrap this process, much less produce synthetic proteins that can transcribe proteins from biological code. This is akin to a compiler, and we're nowhere near this level of complexity or understanding.

Who's to say that we even exist [outside of our universe]? The fact is we assume we exist in absolute terms. However, this reality could be nothing more then some mathematical construct in a sea of infinite probabilities and random chaos. If the universe is 14 billion years old, and the earth is 4.5 billion years, and the human race is 2.5 million years old, then it's probably reasonable to conclude that the realm outside the universe (i.e. unbound probability) has existed for at least 7 trillion years. If that kind of time has elapsed, and I believe it has, the infinite monkey theorem can easily explain how we came about, and further explain that we only exist in relative terms. I don't think the origin of the universe can ever be proven, but we can certainly come up with an answer that conforms with science and logical reasoning.

Water is hydraulic, so even if it's not touching the bottom it's still susceptible to an earthquake that pushes a column of water up.

There are 700,000[1] mechanics in the US, I'm sure at least one of them can service an electric car.

[1]: http://www.bls.gov/ooh/install...