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Example you picked has a flaw that nude wife will be fined even if she exposes herself on your property - but in a way that others can see her. Police officer w
by ozim 5y ago
Example you picked has a flaw that nude wife will be fined even if she exposes herself on your property - but in a way that others can see her. Police officer will be quite quick to explain her why she should not do this :)
Other point on "Karen request" is spot on because Shodan is making requests for research purposes and selling the results. They don't access anything that is behind password and they don't scan with intention to find something that they can break through.
While I mostly don't agree with people "scanning is not a crime", because I don't believe randoms on the internet that they are "scanning just for fun" and I expect they scan to find something they can get into which is first step of crime "preparation".
Then people don't understand intent of scanning is what makes it illegal/legal not the scan on itself. Just like knife is not good/bad but if you hold it to harm someone it makes it bad and illegal.
- hnlmorg 5y ago> example you picked has a flaw that nude wife will be fined even if she exposes herself on your property That's not even true for every jurisdiction in America, let alone the world. > Police officer will be quite quick to explain her why she should not do this That's not a flaw in the analogy. The point of the GPs comparison is to pick a similar real life scenario in which the fault is very obvious. The fact that you're able to identify the obviousness of the fault (and suggest the police would too) demonstrates the success of the analogy.