I don't even know what to do with this.
Electronic Frontier Foundation reports:
Boston College Campus Police: "Using Prompt Commands" May Be a Sign of Criminal Activity Highlights:
* The problem? Not only is there no indication that any crime was committed, the investigating officer argued that the computer expertise of the student itself
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Oh, TV-inspired hacker dramas, how you have failed us.
Now that you mention it, I've gotten flak from IT colleagues for using terminals _at work_. (How can you stand that? I'd never be able to do that. etc. Like it's some sort of weird circus act. ~rolls eyes~)
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the best part of this shit is, once they've seized your stuff, costing you who knows how much in lost income 'cause they've seized your only method of working for however long, IF you ever get it back, it's ALWAYS broken to shit.
god this stuff pisses me off.
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yeah, being poly capital of the east coast (if not the world) and having a lot of friends there, boston had been on my list of places maybe ok to move to… but now it just worries me. maybe in 100 years or so people will stop thinking of a computer as a weapon.
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person A can do stuff most people can't do (and most people suspect that it is done through some mystical force probably)----> If most people don't do it (cause they can't) then it must be deviant ------> only deviant people do deviant stuff ---------> Crime is a type of deviance-------> therefore -------> person A is a criminal.
See, easy. We use this logic all the time. Cause another truth is...
Ignorance ----> fear ----> mass paranoia -----> idiocy!!!
Makes you feel good about being part of the human race doesn't it? ~rolls eyes~
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Oh my Gawds, this is the dumbest things ever ... so what their saying is that since I know how to use a dos system ... I'm a criminal???? NO!
and what crime was committed ... outting someone? wrong yes crime no...
Dumbest thing ever!!!
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