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The anecdote about setting the lawyers on the kid who extracted the art assets from Pokémon.exe feels like a real ethical low point. If you’re a lawyer going a
by gorgoiler 2y ago
The anecdote about setting the lawyers on the kid who extracted the art assets from Pokémon.exe feels like a real ethical low point.
If you’re a lawyer going after children who take the screws out of the backs of alarm clocks then I’m afraid you’re the bad guy. People like that ought to be held accountable by their regional bar association.
- n4r9 2y agoIt's tempting to feel bad for the kid, but he knew exactly how to not get any threatening phone calls: never unscrew anything. The parents are liable for leaving screwdrivers in accessible places. The inside of alarm clocks are our currency, for God's sake. If you ask me, every screw should have a uniquely shaped slot in the head and come with a single matching drill bit. This reckless screw compatibility situation we've ended up in is terrible for business.
- yupyupyups 2y agoIt is of paramount importance that IP is protected. With an electricution mechanism perhaps?
- butlike 2y agoMake the screws poison-tipped to seal the deal if they survive the electrocution.
- butlike 2y agoFit in the box and color in the lines! I say