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Uploading and running executable code on other people's devices without their permission is absolutely illegal, regardless if it's exposed or not. I would be pi
by BoyWizard 14y ago
Uploading and running executable code on other people's devices without their permission is absolutely illegal, regardless if it's exposed or not. I would be pissed if someone did this on any of my devices.
- pixl97 14y agoI'd be pissed at myself for running an no password/default password on the global internet that is connected to nations that we (as in my nation) consider enemies.
- contingencies 14y agoNationalism is an infantile disease, the measles of mankind. - Albert Einstein Pro tip: Get with the post-nationalist, internet-enabled program and give up on this line of thinking.
- pixl97 14y agoThe world is full of fundamentalists that are not, trufax.
- Retric 14y agoIt's only by growing up in a county that does an amazing job that you end up with the stupid idea that countries are unemportent. Hint other people want your stuff and somebody needs to protect it. PS: Some people where shocked that Greece defaulted ignoring. "Greece faced economic hardships and defaulted on its loans in 1826, 1843, 1860 and 1893." Why? Because as nation they can get away with it do why not?
- contingencies 14y agoAcknowledging that nations still have political, legal and economic significance is common sense and is not nationalism. Worldview from some assumed national perspective = nationalism. For example, viewing the entirety of the global internet in terms of the fact that certain other countries (that may be nominal enemies of 'your' (hah!) country) are connected to it.
- 5partan 14y agoAnd i would be pissed receiving spam from any of your devices.
- scotty79 14y agoWhat about Stuxnet authors? They work for government, it's legal for them.
- melchebo 14y agoThey are the real internet pirates..