Anonymous just hacked USSC.gov over the Aaron Schwartz "suicide"

[seamonster]

Originally Posted by Marty Mac Ver 2.0

Wrong. This country engages in selective prosecution and the 50-years in jail he was facing is beyond extreme and beyond excessive.

Newsflash...All that pirated software, the mp3's, and the research papers this clown hoarded cost money and nobody f'ing works for free, cluding shwartz. I have no sympathy for dicks that abuse the system so they can steal from other peoples work and take food off their table, and I despise online bullies even more.

[AussieChiefsFan]

Originally Posted by seamonster

Newsflash...All that pirated software, the mp3's, and the research papers this clown hoarded cost money and nobody f'ing works for free, cluding shwartz. I have no sympathy for dicks that abuse the system so they can steal from other peoples work and take food off their table, and I despise online bullies even more.

[seamonster]

Originally Posted by AussieChiefsFan

Can't blame somebody for this. It's always easier to hide behind cute emoicon bullshit than to actually engage in a discussion on intellectual property and proprietary software. Personally I've written scripts that leverage big boy programming languages and the shit ain't easy, and I have no patience for morbidly obese fat jerk offs that think they can just own everything for free because it's online.

[Bob Dole]

Originally Posted by seamonster

Can't blame somebody for this. It's always easier to hide behind cute emoicon bullshit than to actually engage in a discussion on intellectual property and proprietary software. Personally I've written scripts that leverage big boy programming languages and the shit ain't easy, and I have no patience for morbidly obese fat jerk offs that think they can just own everything for free because it's online.

You really are illustrating that you're clueless.

He was being prosecuted by the feds, when JSTOR claimed they suffered no loss, and asked the feds NOT to pursue prosecution.

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by Bob Dole

He was being prosecuted by the feds, when JSTOR claimed they suffered no loss, and asked the feds NOT to pursue prosecution.

Yep.

Government bullying at it's finest.

[pr_capone]

Originally Posted by seamonster

Can't blame somebody for this. It's always easier to hide behind cute emoicon bullshit than to actually engage in a discussion on intellectual property and proprietary software. Personally I've written scripts that leverage big boy programming languages and the shit ain't easy, and I have no patience for morbidly obese fat jerk offs that think they can just own everything for free because it's online.

First... dude was skinny.



Also... learn about what is going on before you start spewing bullshit. The case against him was because he downloaded a ton of info from JSTOR... stuff he had legal access to.

http://articles.latimes.com/2013/jan...fraud-20130118

"MIT gave campus visitors unbridled access to its wireless network and JSTOR. The case against Swartz was not that he wasn't authorized to download academic articles but that he downloaded them too quickly, in violation of JSTOR's policies.

Although Swartz made peace with JSTOR and didn't distribute the downloaded articles, prosecutors went after him anyway, filing charges that could have resulted in a 35-year prison term and a $1-million fine. His family says the feds' intimidation — prosecutors reportedly insisted that Swartz go to prison as part of any plea deal — was a key factor in his suicide. (Another factor, friends say, was the depression he'd suffered from since he was a teen.)"

[mcaj22]

Originally Posted by seamonster

Can't blame somebody for this. It's always easier to hide behind cute emoicon bullshit than to actually engage in a discussion on intellectual property and proprietary software. Personally I've written scripts that leverage big boy programming languages and the shit ain't easy, and I have no patience for morbidly obese fat jerk offs that think they can just own everything for free because it's online.

there's a 99 percent chance your stupid ass uses some sort of project Schwartz has either written or been involved in in his young short career. So you need to shut up and educate yourself.