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>Nothing was put on risk. Do you know Stephen Fry well? Is he 'nothing'? Can you predict how he will feel about this? >if the twitter account in question didn
by tungstenfurnace 17y ago
>Nothing was put on risk.
Do you know Stephen Fry well? Is he 'nothing'? Can you predict how he will feel about this?
>if the twitter account in question didn't belong to Stephen Fry or anyone famous?
I didn't say famous, I said good.
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- pavs 17y ago>Do you know Stephen Fry well? Is he 'nothing'? Can you predict how he will feel about this? I think you are being a bit too emotional here. Its not like Fry got kidnapped from his house, hog tied and thrown out of london bridge. His twitter account got compromised by someone, who was well intentioned enough not to screw around with it. If the person didn't write about the hack, you wouldn't know about it, Fry wouldn't know about it and he would wake up the next morning and have his "eggie in the basket" and no one would care. Saying Awwww but "Stephen Fry is a good person. :-(" adds nothing to a discussion about something that has to do with web security.