scott <sco### [at] scottcom> wrote:
> Yeh, I didn't really understand why Warp said:

> "That will teach him to never tell about his hacking again."

  Do you understand what the concept "sarcasm" means?

> I know for sure that I could install a keylogger on my colleagues computer 
> and get his password.  Does that mean that I should be allowed to do it 
> without permission from the system owners and send the results to my 
> friends, "for the sake of improving security"?  Absolutely no way, not in a 
> million years.

  And exactly what are you doing to prevent some malicious person from
doing so? Are you simply taking a "not my problem" stance?

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                                                          - Warp

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