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In Japan, one could just reach out and do just that, yet nobody did. What would be the challenge or rule-breaking here? If you can just do it, there's no accom
by yason 16y ago
In Japan, one could just reach out and do just that, yet nobody did.
What would be the challenge or rule-breaking here? If you can just do it, there's no accomplishment. The more you guard something the more valuable breaking it becomes. Reminds me of the old story of a mainframe operator who, having grown a frustration against users hacking the system to have it shutdown, simply added a suid script accessible to everyone that shut down the machine. The machine stayed online from that point on.
- forensic 16y agoMost vandals aren't looking for a challenge. They're looking for something to destroy.
- FooBarWidget 16y agoWhy does it have to be a challenge? Some people are just jerks and they get their thrill from knowing that they've screwed up some people's journeys.