Judge Rejects Guilty Plea From AOL Employee
The Hobo writes "Newsday has a story on a New York judge who rejected Jason Smather's guilty plea. Smathers, covered previously on Slashdot, was the AOL employee who stole and sold AOL addresses to spammers. The judge himself apparently cancelled his AOL subscription due to receiving too much spam. While he didn't like what Jason did, he wasn't convinced a crime had been committed under the CAN-SPAM law, which requires that a person be deceived."
It may not have been a crime, but I am sure his Karma went down.
"We will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends. " Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
So tell me, does this judge have a daughter?
Yeah. Can you say, "Microsoft Antitrust lawsuit"?
The higher the technology, the sharper that two-edged sword.
Yes, we can all say these simple phrases. Now get over it you damn idiots! Who the hell started this stupid phrase? I'd rather sit through pages of beowulf-clustered, linux-running insensitive korean clod jokes in soviet russia than read another damn "can you say X" line.
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You forgot "profit!"
And, as it happens, I believe it was Mr. Rogers who started the "Can you say xxxxx? I knew you could!"
You seem like a very uptight, irritable person. I suggest reducing your caffeine intake, or perhaps smoking another cigarette while reading Slashdot posts.
The higher the technology, the sharper that two-edged sword.
What IS it with American men and their anal-rape fantasies. You just mention gaol one time and they start whimpering 'butt-fuck, butt-fuck'... Still, I guess they have to deal with American women, poor bastards...