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If the hackers actually wanted to "unmask infidelity" (in some sort of twisted sense of service to society) they couldn't have done a lazier, lower effort, shit
by tripzilch 11y ago
If the hackers actually wanted to "unmask infidelity" (in some sort of twisted sense of service to society) they couldn't have done a lazier, lower effort, shittier job at it than blindly dumping the whole AM database onto the torrents.
This is like publishing the local biker bar's bar-tab, claiming you've "unmasked organised crime".
- jokoon 11y ago> This is like publishing the local biker bar's bar-tab, claiming you've "unmasked organised crime". I was talking about public opinion on the subject. I'm sure there are people siding with the hackers because they're against AM. The moral of the story is always the same, be careful with your data. I don't really care about the scandal, it doesn't bother me. It's the most important problem of the centralized web architecture.