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This seems insane to me. What law was broken? What could even be considered remotely criminal about this? Seems like a gross over reach by the gov.
by joshdance 12y ago
This seems insane to me. What law was broken? What could even be considered remotely criminal about this? Seems like a gross over reach by the gov.
- seanflyon 12y agoThink like the NJ AG, it's not about what law was broken, it's about what law could have been broken.
- cowsandmilk 12y agoYou can use a hacksaw to: (a) cut a lock that you have permission to cut (b) cut a lock illegally You can use the code to: (a) legally mine bitcoins on visitors' computers (b) illegally mine bitcoins on visitors' computers Potential for a law to be broken is a stupid basis for a subpoena.
- seanflyon 12y agoYou unwillingness to base your thought on a broken and stupid basis is preventing you from thinking like the NJ AG.
- coldcode 12y agoUnless they can show an actual instance of the software installed on a computer in NJ they have no case whatsoever. The constitutional argument of the EFF is pretty sound.