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Where's the glory in winning if you cheat?

• unavoidable 14y ago
  This is why we can't have nice things.
• justjimmy 14y ago
  Edit!
• jdwilso 14y ago
  It has less to do with winning than the fact that MIT students want the dropbox space.
  • mayneack 14y ago
    It's worth noting that MIT is still at 15gb even while in first place.
• sqnguyen 14y ago
  Hacking Dropbox's SpaceRace to win is pretty glorious.
• patio11 14y ago
  There's a certain mindset under which a) most contests are boring, b) there exists a metagame over all contests, and c) that metagame so fascinating that success in it is interesting irrespective of the details of the underlying contests. I don't necessarily subscribe to that values system, but part of me understands the attraction.
  • deleted 14y ago
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• ruby_on_rails 14y ago
  Where's the glory in cheating if you don't win?