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His argument breaks down pretty quickly. It might be fine to get on your neighbor's open wifi network, but as soon as you start sharing his (logically distinct)
by cpr 18y ago
His argument breaks down pretty quickly. It might be fine to get on your neighbor's open wifi network, but as soon as you start sharing his (logically distinct) Internet connection, you're stealing.
It's no different than connecting a hose to someone's public spigot.
- ConradHex 18y agoI guess one difference is most people pay for water by the gallon, but internet is usually unlimited for a fixed fee.