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>If I link to any articles about it, I dox him unfortunately and I'd prefer not to. thats admirable, and i am certainly not telling you to do otherwise. but i
by john_strinlai 8mo ago
>If I link to any articles about it, I dox him unfortunately and I'd prefer not to.
thats admirable, and i am certainly not telling you to do otherwise.
but i will point out that they have written out their full name and state on their github, patreon, and buymeacoffee.
- t0085a994 8mo ago[dead]
- Fnoord 8mo agoIf a programmer ends up in jail, it is kind of important to know why, so we can assess if we want to run/use their software. So without writing the details I found out, the alleged crime (if it is the same person) is a crime we as society disagree with, very much. But it isn't related to cybercrime in a sense where it can hurt this software project directly.
- springtx 8mo ago[dead]
- utternerd 8mo agoI didn't notice that but you're correct, and that does change the calculus. In that case: https://www.mctxsheriff.org/news_detail_T6_R1333.php https://www.mctxsheriff.org/news_detail_T6_R1333.php
- owlninja 8mo agoThis certainly changes things...
- icecheese 8mo agoThat is not what he was charged with, and he was acquitted. I know him personally and he is a good guy, despite how this looks. Works hard to take care of his family, despite a severe disability, and doesn't have a mean bone in his body. I think you should remove this link and correct your comments.
- utternerd 8mo agoIt's a link from the sheriff's office, and I agree Sam is not a mean person. I've known him since childhood.
- reconnecting 8mo agoIt looks like public service website, but it returns `403 Forbidden` for EU IP address. Any ideas?