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I stopped having any sympathy for AT&T after the Auernheimer case. If they wanted to garner public support for any reason, a move like this is likely to kill it
by sarciszewski 12y ago
I stopped having any sympathy for AT&T after the Auernheimer case. If they wanted to garner public support for any reason, a move like this is likely to kill it for a lot of people. Myself included.
(I know Auernheimer's not well-liked, and I don't agree with his politics, but he deserved to win that case on appeal.)
- mullingitover 12y agoI read the indictment [1]. Auernheimer wasn't a white hat security researcher--he intentionally went after AT&T with intent to damage them and reap rewards from it. He's not exactly a martyr for the cause of freedom. [1] http://www.scribd.com/doc/113664772/46-Indictment http://www.scribd.com/doc/113664772/46-Indictment
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- guelo 12y agoAn indictment is a deliberately biased, one-sided document.