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That's because we know what a "house" is - a bunch of private property with a wall around it (even if the wall is not locked). Usually comes in sets with other
by jellicle 9y ago
That's because we know what a "house" is - a bunch of private property with a wall around it (even if the wall is not locked). Usually comes in sets with other bunches of private property with walls around it. And we know the default - you aren't welcome in those walled forts unless you are welcomed in by the owner.
Not at all clear that files on a public webserver look very much like a private house.