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Why would you share this story? It really is horrible. Anyway, glad you changed.
by mark_edward 8y ago
Why would you share this story? It really is horrible. Anyway, glad you changed.
- 456hdsaq234g 8y agoWhat is the indication that this person has changed? OP ran an extortion scheme against non-technical folks, and then extorted the victims again. Its a horrible horrible story and the OP should be ashamed with themselves, and rethink their life.
- mark_edward 8y agoI just kind of assumed they did. Also the sibling indicates this might be a troll so I'm taking the whole thing with a grain of salt.
- iamleppert 8y agoWhy should I rethink my life? What is the difference between what I did, and what Symantec does on a massive scale? Or even Equifax? Or Facebook? We changed the names of the SSIDs, which were publicly open at the time and there was no legal president set as to if it was legal or not to do so, since we were on public property. We were providing a service to the community, letting people know there is someone who can help them secure their network. I do admit the changing them back part was a bit evil, but don't act like you're some saint who hasn't done anything wrong especially as a teenager or in your early adulthood.
- fizwhiz 8y agoFrom GP's "about me" on HN: > most of my comments are designed to provoke a response Nothing to see here. It's likely a bs story.
- mark_edward 8y agoThat's... If I ran a forum that was supposed to be moderated like HN I'd ban someone like that. This is Reddit-tier copy-pasta or YouTube "Social Experiment" garbage.
- iamleppert 8y agoAll my content is my own and original, not "CopyPasta". Thanks for your value judgement on my creative works in calling my content "garbage". Why don't you go start your own forum that will be as dull and devoid of any dissenting opinion as yourself?
- iamleppert 8y agoWow you certainly read into that. Just because I post provocative things doesn't make them untrue.