If a website got hacked why do you link to it? Isn't there a high chance of getting infected with malware now? Isn't sending more users there giving them more than necessary attention to the hackers (I guess they want attention).
Notepad++ Site Evidently Hacked
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#12How do they infer "So you think Islam is terrorist" from a statement of support for free speech? You'd think some basic proofreading would be in order if you're going to go through the effort to make such a statement. Edit: Why was this submission frozen/removed?
Turning this around, how do we arrive at "a statement of support for free speech" as the result of a domestic terrorist attack? If the target had been a butcher handling, among other things, pork, would we still feel the need to make this proclamation?
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#13Why are websites always hacked by people who write terrible HTML?
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This, the worst way to get infected. The link must be removed.
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#15Well... if you'd stop blowing shit up, maybe we wouldn't invade your damn country. /endintolerance Notepadd++ seems like an odd target.
Agreed. It is kinda odd. I don't think that Notepad++ will be doing too well after this. Especially as they already had a blow from the exposure of those in-binary jokes.
Link?
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#17Did they mean "Who killed....?'