The High Price of Hacking? [Nov 14, 2002, 08:54 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
House considers
jailing hackers for life (thanks Mike Martinez) has word that: "A
last-minute addition to a proposal for a Department of Homeland Security would
punish malicious computer hackers with life in prison." Here's a bit more:
"During closed-door negotiations before the debate began, the House
Republican leadership inserted the 16-page Cyber
Security Enhancement Act (CSEA) into the Homeland Security bill. CSEA
expands the ability of police to conduct Internet or telephone eavesdropping
without first obtaining a court order, and offers Internet providers more
latitude to disclose information to police."
And you have the communication skills of a twelve-year-old. I'm sorry that you have to repress your own homosexuality in light of your religious views instilled in you since birth, but you really shouldn't take it out on other people.
Come out of the closet and maybe you'll feel a lot better, and stop hating people for what they believe.
Until then, you are the loser.
Come out of the closet and maybe you'll feel a lot better, and stop hating people for what they believe.
Until then, you are the loser.
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