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Is it really a good idea to have people confess in writing to what the the federal government and many states consider a crime? I'd suggest the instead asking:
by stevedekorte 17y ago
Is it really a good idea to have people confess in writing to what the the federal government and many states consider a crime?
I'd suggest the instead asking: "Do you think canabis negatively effects one's hacking abilities?"
- humbledrone 17y agoMaybe I'm too laid back, but I don't really get the impression that the DEA is trolling the Hacker News comments, recording usernames, sending subpoenas to ISPs, obtaining search warrants, and busting down doors. Somehow I just don't see an online comment holding up in court as "probable cause".
- brl 17y agoIt's not the only thing to worry about: http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20070427/095314.shtml http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20070427/095314.shtml
- BigCanOfTuna 17y agoI don't give a shit about peoples' opinions. I want to know how it affects someone's ability to code, not how someone THINKS it might affect one's ability to code. Also, I don't want to assume that it's negative, so I like my question better than yours.