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Yes, seriously. People like to think that computer hackers have some perfect sense of morality, I have real-life experience that they don't. The government, th
by mpyne 13y ago
Yes, seriously. People like to think that computer hackers have some perfect sense of morality, I have real-life experience that they don't.
The government, though occasionally surreal, has not once been a serious impediment to anything I've wanted to do, and in fact has occasionally been an exceptional aid in what I've wanted to do.
- Zigurd 13y agoI find it amazing that anyone can still justify what the government is doing. Every line has been crossed. To the DEA, to the IRS. And, still, you are okie dokie. I am amazed.
- mpyne 13y agoRead what I wrote. Did I justify what the government is doing? Or did I say that relative to non-governmental threats that the government has not yet reached the top of the list? If those like you were in charge of invention shops in the 19th century the light bulb would never have been invented. "Ugh, look, this piece of shit failed for the 20th time, this will never work, we should just give up entirely." Luckily we have had innovators throughout history who are not afraid to see the future as it should be and to iterate, iterate, iterate and iterate some more to bring the world closer to that ideal reality. Does the government still have work to go? Absolutely, but it can be made better, which is not something I can say for everyone.
- Zigurd 13y agoI see. So we can have a more perfect surveillance state. And then it will be OK.