4 ms·
There’s power in the word “theft” that doesn’t exist in “denial of service”. Theft implies taking something that isn’t yours to take, which appropriately shame
by t-writescode 3y ago
There’s power in the word “theft” that doesn’t exist in “denial of service”.
Theft implies taking something that isn’t yours to take, which appropriately shames the perpetrator of their actions.
- steve_taylor 3y agoShaming someone is more important than the truth. Why am I not surprised anymore?
- maxbond 3y agoTheft is a reasonable interpretation of denial of service. You may disagree (which is also reasonable), that doesn't make it a lie. This is a disagreement about what label to apply, the existence of this phenomenon hasn't (at time of writing and in this subthread) been disputed.
- tom_ 3y agoThat's a question you'll have to answer yourself. Don't ask us to decide for you!