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Why stop there? Maybe websites you don’t like should have a crowdsourced assassin come to kill the relevant developers.
by isamuel 5y ago
Why stop there? Maybe websites you don’t like should have a crowdsourced assassin come to kill the relevant developers.
- northwest65 5y agoThere's an argument to be made that the developers are the new crackers, the new enablers of abusive behaviour. Perhaps they should feel some burn for their actions.
- throwawaylinux 5y agoSo long as all the developers of DoS and assassination extensions "felt the burn" before they could complete their abusive-behavior-enabling technology, I would be fine with that.
- tejtm 5y agoSelective pressure for programmer ethics. May take a more than a few generations to cut through all this cash.
- thomascgalvin 5y agoI've heard rentahitman.com is great. For example: https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-features/rent-a-hitman-wendy-wein-murder-for-hire-sting-operation-1066756/ https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-features/rent-a...
- emptyparadise 5y agoAd blocking grows from the barrel of a gun?
- sroussey 5y agoYeah, so I’ve been a host of things a few times, and got the hate mail, bomb threats and various lawsuits that were aimed at other people but landed with me. The bomb threats and car bomb threats did get me talking to the sheriff about concealed carry permit, but I backed away. The poor woman that answered the phone for a shared office space quit. At Weebly, people bought DDOS but didn’t realize that every site had the backing of our entire infrastructure.
- the_only_law 5y agoAlthough you joke, I’ve seen slightly less extreme propositions that were only half-jokes.