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The Art of Stealing (2013)
- dang 2y agoThe art of stealing - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17667175 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17667175 - Aug 2018 (64 comments)
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- meowster 2y agoToo bad I can't reply to any of the comments in that thread. I'm guessing old threads are locked to prevent spam? Perhaps they can be "thawed" for a short time if a mod links to it in a situation like this.
- Dilettante_ 2y agoIt's my understanding that 'warming up' old topics like this is not a problem, and that commenting links to the previous threads is more for reference than to chastise.
- dang 2y agoDilettante_ is correct: links to past threads are just to satisfy readers who might be curious for more. You're also correct: threads are closed to new comments after 2 weeks. That's for a bunch of reasons, e.g. to preserve the history of the site.
- hcfman 2y agoIt looks the security system in Rotterdam is as poor as other ones I've seen. I was once in Mauritzhuis where the girl with the pearl earing is displayed and bumped a display (Accidentally) and an alarm went off. But it took almost a minute for security guards to reach the site. Clearly they do not have anything that links the alarms to video capture events to help them sort these out. That's tragic. It's such a simple thing to arrange.
- amelius 2y agoYeah, the average billboard has better user-tracking.
- howlingowl 2y agoInsure paintings for millions of dollars Have the paintings "stolen" ??? Profit
- rpigab 2y agoYes, because insurances don't have them valued, they just trust owners for the price. Then it's even more profit because they get to keep the paintings to insure again, sell again, or put them on display at the owner's house? I'm not sure it's that easy to get away with.
- mmmlinux 2y agoThis video is private. The rot continues.