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> That road leads to prison/death, as it should. As it should? English isn't my first language and I really hope you aren't suggesting that the one who does u
by mayankkaizen 8y ago
> That road leads to prison/death, as it should.
As it should?
English isn't my first language and I really hope you aren't suggesting that the one who does unauthorized hacking should die.
- bartread 8y agoI'm not exactly sure but I think he's implying that hacking in this way is the early part of a journey that, if it escalates into a pattern of more damaging criminal behaviour, would ultimately end in either prison or death. Still, not a terribly empathetic attitude. EDIT: I assumed good faith, according to the Hacker News guidelines. Apparently in this case I was wrong. I just read the GP's second, more in-depth, comment further down: he's absolutely in favour of prison and thinks that in some cases death may be warranted.
- matte_black 8y agoHackernews is soft on hacking crimes and I’m not. It’s as simple as that.
- mayankkaizen 8y agoI am not any kind of hacker or even a terrible programmer. Just a noob. I am mostly a lurker here. I am not influenced by HN. But I still don't understand how hacking is such a serious crime to be punished by death sentence. In fact, there are very very few crimes which deserve death penalty.
- PhasmaFelis 8y agoThere is a large gap between "we should be tougher on hacking crimes" and "hackers should be killed."