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Oh, I was literally just arguing the other side about going through an open window because I didn't know for sure if it was burglary. (Common law says no, but
by possibility 10y ago
Oh, I was literally just arguing the other side about going through an open window because I didn't know for sure if it was burglary. (Common law says no, but that's probably updated, but maybe not in some places, but I didn't check them all.)
I don't see how you could access a computer without using "force", any input from a human constitutes force in my opinion. So no disagreement as far as the actual crime is concerned, I'm just nitpicking for fun...
- possibility 10y agoOn reflection, perhaps this pointless diversion yields the following maxim: You can walk into a house through an open door, but you can't walk into a computer.
- tptacek 10y agoYou can totally walk into a computer. I've done it. Hurts.
- possibility 10y agoThe only machine around here that I could totally walk into is an S/390, but oddly enough I don't have the key to its bedroom.