jim_dow_jones

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by jim_dow_jones 7y ago
Why not? Do you have to share the views of every single person within a group to be considered a supporter? What if they vote for every pro-LGBT politician that runs for office? What if they vote for every pro-LGBT legislation that they com
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by jim_dow_jones 8y ago
In most instances you are stealing views from the original creator and as a result of those lost views, revenue.
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by jim_dow_jones 8y ago
If you are a content creator on youtube and I reupload your video and place ads on it, I am stealing ad revenue from you.
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by jim_dow_jones 8y ago
By violating the copyright of the content you are stealing the creators money. I'm surprised the meme that copyright violation is "different" than stealing is still a meme. Yes, copyright violation is not "stealing&quot
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by jim_dow_jones 9y ago
Does anyone else open Waze only momentarily to make sure their primary route does not have significant traffic? I don't need it to direct me the entire drive, so I just quickly check to make sure there isn't some catastrophic acci
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by jim_dow_jones 9y ago
My joke was poorly received. I'll do better next time.
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by jim_dow_jones 9y ago
It's okay, I only use Incognito mode.
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by jim_dow_jones 9y ago
"TO READ THE FULL STORY SUBSCRIBE OR SIGN IN" closes tab
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by jim_dow_jones 9y ago
That's very noble, but I don't want to live in a world where one moral vigilante hacker cowboy dictates what world we live in. It seems much more reasonable to come together as a people and vote on what we can and cannot do. After
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by jim_dow_jones 9y ago
The reason to think and speak in such a manner (with regard to law) is because we live in a society where we have a social contract with all of the other people and businesses in it. It is frowned upon for individuals to go around and comm
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by jim_dow_jones 9y ago
No, that doesn't sound like a good situation. You want to know some other big companies that have been hacked? - LinkedIn, MySpace, Adobe, Dropbox, DailyMotion, Sony, Kickstarter, Equifax... ad infinitum. Do these companies also deserv
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by jim_dow_jones 9y ago
You know what other services have data that contains photos of your "YOUR KIDS"? Google, Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, Sony, Photobucket, and pretty much every other tech company with hosting services. If these companies get
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by jim_dow_jones 9y ago
Companies that practice bad security and potentially expose sensitive data to bad actors should be fined or shutdown via the proper legal channels. In the more extreme cases, I think short jail terms should be considered for those responsib
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by jim_dow_jones 9y ago
Their security was bad, no doubt. I don't see how that justifies deleting their data, though.
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by jim_dow_jones 9y ago
I see no reason to praise the hacker. He destroyed a legitimate company's private data for no purpose other than his flawed moral reasoning. The company provides a way for parents to monitor their children and other legitimate business
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by jim_dow_jones 9y ago
Richard Stallman was right. We didn't listen!
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by jim_dow_jones 9y ago
You are correct. There is no current reporting that claims these were set off intentionally. However, I'm curious if there could be a valid motive for both states to purposely set off these false alarms. It does seem like a pretty big
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by jim_dow_jones 9y ago
Wow, that's a pretty big coincidence. What would be the purpose of both states intentionally setting off false alarms?
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by jim_dow_jones 9y ago
It's a bad thing when you're not being honest. "...we shared many of the same core values..." Why not just say, "They made us an offer we couldn't resist. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)"