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Are you sure you're not R. Kelly?
For those of you, including myself, that didn't know what this was a reference to: "Trapped in the Closet" is an urban opera, R&B opera, or hip-hopera released by contemporary R&B singer R. Kelly in 2005. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trapped_in_the_Closet
Feature Request : can you setup an affiliate program that gives me a cut of the "take" when a thuggishly inclined friend uses this to rob someone? thx! -jlb
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Or you could have the taxi pick you up at a nearby intersection or other non-home location. Bonus points for using a different location each time.
Consistently using the same non-home location is probably better. If you're moving it around, the average location for your pickups is probably pretty close to where your home actually is. For the ultra-paranoid, pick a spot away from your home, and always pick a location randomly within a predefined circle around that point.
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My middle school got bitten by this. The roof collapsed on a burglar and he successfully sued the school. At the time he was not doing anything illegal (as he was outside a public school). The roof was unsafe and we have laws against that to protect HVAC technicians and the like. That he was up to no good was irrelevant.
Why bother robbing anyone when you can just trespass on unsafe-looking property and sue?
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Next up: PleaseArrestMe.com, highlighting all the illegal activity that people have put up on teh intarwebs for public consumption.
Don't forget PleaseFireMe.com and PleaseDontHireMe.com
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Intending to you kill someone for robbing you is illegal as well if you are not in danger (being at work in this case)
Intending to you kill someone for robbing you is illegal as well if you are not in danger Actually, that depends entirely on which state you live in. Some states under Castle Doctrine allow deadly force to prevent the commission of any felony in your home, including robbery. That, so far as I know, does not apply to booby traps. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castle_Doctrine_in_the_United_S...
Having worked for a Defense Contractor and been forced to go through social engineering training in the past, the idea of gathering information like this is very real and happens everyday. Hopefully this makes people think twice before exposing certain personal information online for all to see.
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Why bother robbing anyone when you can just trespass on unsafe-looking property and sue?
I don't know. Are you volunteering to have a roof collapse on top of you in the hope of successfully suing the property owner? I'm not.