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Connecting to unsecured wireless: Is it hijacking? by ChuckAB2006-11-19 12:55:59
  I do it when i'm in the city by MikeCDN2005-01-27 09:11:30
    Using your logic... by Illiad2005-01-27 10:05:18
      Nonono, we had that already by Control2005-01-27 10:09:10
        No, that's your interpretation. by Illiad2005-01-27 10:12:54
          Sorry, I can't agree there by Control2005-01-27 10:21:03
            Which amounts to this morality: by Illiad2005-01-27 10:24:26
              I disagree by MikeCDN2005-01-27 10:30:35
                Assumption again: by Illiad2005-01-27 10:33:08
                  If someone couldn't secure it by MikeCDN2005-01-27 10:38:46
                    OK, so they didn't read the manual. by Illiad2005-01-27 10:42:19
                      I just see it differently by MikeCDN2005-01-27 10:54:36
                        The server analogy... by Illiad2005-01-27 10:58:10
                          A WAP is specifically tasked to handle by MikeCDN2005-01-27 11:01:37
                            oh, all that being said by MikeCDN2005-01-27 11:06:27
                              um... and there you crossed the line by plblark2005-01-27 11:20:39
                                Hmm by MikeCDN2005-01-27 11:21:56
                                Same as telling a woman her mammary is hanging out by Control2005-01-27 11:25:36
                                I await Illiad or someone else commenting by plblark2005-01-27 11:35:47
                                Legal maybe, Ethical... by MikeCDN2005-01-27 11:41:24
                                but that is an ENTIRELY different case by plblark2005-01-27 11:45:21
                                So you don't think by MikeCDN2005-01-27 11:48:09
                                you're twisting here and avoiding the intrusion by plblark2005-01-27 11:53:42
                                How would there be another way to warn? by MikeCDN2005-01-27 11:56:17
                                you consider putting a file on theit PC ethical? by plblark2005-01-27 12:02:35
                                Your hung up on the action by MikeCDN2005-01-27 12:04:24
                                the actions you took are unethical and illegal her by plblark2005-01-27 12:09:06
                                legal does not always equal ethical by MikeCDN2005-01-27 12:13:25
                                the stepstaken in warning breeched their privacy ( (n/t) by plblark2005-01-27 12:21:36
                                but it wasn't taken advantage of by MikeCDN2005-01-27 12:25:54
                                how do THEY know that? by plblark 2005-01-27 12:30:29
and again, it ceased being OK the moment you entered their network and pc. the ends do not justify the means.

we should agree to disagree, I'll probably not be swayed that though your intentions were noble, your methods were illegal here, and would cause me great unease should they be directed my way.
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                                Yeah by MikeCDN2005-01-27 12:34:12
                                agreed to disagree then by plblark2005-01-27 12:35:34
                                would you be offended if I TLP this since it's by plblark2005-01-27 12:38:32
                                Go for it by MikeCDN2005-01-27 12:51:17

 

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