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jim_dow_jones
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Comment #20107912
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? Wh…
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Comment #16810639
In most instances you are stealing views from the original creator and as a result of those lost views, revenue.
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Comment #16802586
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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Comment #16802277
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, co…
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Comment #16699311
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 che…
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Comment #16698985
My joke was poorly received. I'll do better next time.
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Comment #16697607
It's okay, I only use Incognito mode.
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Comment #16584404
"TO READ THE FULL STORY SUBSCRIBE OR SIGN IN" closes tab
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Comment #16421159
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 p…
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Comment #16421084
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 i…
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Comment #16421026
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, …
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Comment #16420935
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 com…
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Comment #16420875
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 thi…
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Comment #16414144
Their security was bad, no doubt. I don't see how that justifies deleting their data, though.
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Comment #16413822
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 …
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Comment #16394287
Richard Stallman was right. We didn't listen!
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Comment #16158570
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 …
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Comment #16158469
Wow, that's a pretty big coincidence. What would be the purpose of both states intentionally setting off false alarms?
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Comment #15553247
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 ͡°)"