How to cause moral outrage from the entire Internet in ten lines of code
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How to cause moral outrage from the entire Internet in ten lines of code
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Re: How to cause moral outrage from the entire Internet in ten lines of code
#2Um, did anyone else need to confirm that they were an adult before viewing the post?
Rather funny no?
Re: How to cause moral outrage from the entire Internet in ten lines of code
#3Do you guys think this is true?
Re: How to cause moral outrage from the entire Internet in ten lines of code
#4Do you guys think this is true?
Until any information comes out otherwise, yes. Maybe it wasn't actually this guy, but the method makes a lot of sense.
Re: How to cause moral outrage from the entire Internet in ten lines of code
#5If you're going to harass a group of people it's a lot more tasteful to target one that isn't already persecuted.
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The link was probably copied from a tweet.
Re: How to cause moral outrage from the entire Internet in ten lines of code
#8Amazon have had well documented CSRF holes for years: http://shiflett.org/blog/2007/mar/my-amazon-anniversary
If this story turns out to be true (seems perfectly likely) maybe they'll finally start taking them seriously and fixing them.
Re: How to cause moral outrage from the entire Internet in ten lines of code
#9If you're going to harass a group of people it's a lot more tasteful to target one that isn't already persecuted.
I second this - this guy definitely shouldn't have gone after Amazon stockholders.
Re: How to cause moral outrage from the entire Internet in ten lines of code
#10it is a little sick....