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By your definition, wearing a wig and sunglasses to get away with shoplifting is a "clever exploit." Refusing to put license plates on your car so you cannot be
by cdcfa78156ae5 8y ago
By your definition, wearing a wig and sunglasses to get away with shoplifting is a "clever exploit." Refusing to put license plates on your car so you cannot be identified for breaking the law is antisocial criminal activity.
- smittywerben 8y ago"Refusing to put license plates on your car... is antisocial criminal activity." - cdcfa78156ae5 Of course there's no name.
- cdcfa78156ae5 8y ago> Of course there's no name. That's because this is an Internet post, not a car that can be used to maim and kill people.
- smittywerben 8y agoThanks. That didn't cost a new car; you missed the point.
- marssaxman 8y ago"Clever" is a matter of opinion; it's hard for me to imagine what aspect of a wig-and-sunglasses stunt there could be which would make it seem clever, but I suppose it's possible. Perhaps Jobs' strategy for avoiding license plates was "antisocial criminal activity" and perhaps it wasn't; I'm not a lawyer, and I don't really care - but what does that have to do with the question of whether or not it was a hack?