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62 Responses to “Griefer’s Delight – Live Help Discontinued”

1. 

   mootykips
   

   May 3rd, 2007
   

   1. Computer tampering is a misdemeanor
   2. 5/16D-3. Computer tampering

   (a) A person commits the offense of computer tampering when he knowingly and without
   the authorization of a computer’s owner, or in excess of the authority granted
   to him
   (1) Accesses or causes to be accessed a computer or any part thereof, or a
   program or data;
   (2) Accesses or causes to be accessed a computer or any part thereof, or a
   program or data, and obtains data or services
   (3) Accesses or causes to be accessed a computer or any part thereof, or a
   program or data, and damages or destroys the computer or alters, deletes
   or removes a computer program or data.

   We didn’t access any program, computer, or data without consent of the user
2. 

   burning the wrong person
   

   May 3rd, 2007
   

   How cute, Mootykips is quoting laws now. Too bad he breaks so many laws he can’t keep track anymore.
3. 

   shockwave yareach
   

   May 3rd, 2007
   

   In 1992 Congress amended the computer crime statute to punish those who, without the knowledge and authorization of the “persons or entities who own or are responsible for” a computer, bring about the transmission of “a program, information, code, or command to a computer or computer system” with the intent to cause damage to the computer or information in the computer or prevent the use of the system. And federal raps are not misdeamonors. Maybe you are quoting a state law, but that is superceded by federal law in this case since the crime uses networks that cross state lines.
4. 

   Sn4xis
   

   May 3rd, 2007
   

   Hey shockwave.

   Post a link to the legal code that says that. I could say that congress amended it in 2000 to read “lol we like mudkipz” but without a link, its not true.

   Also, crashing a sim merely reboots it. No computers were physically harmed, no data was lost.

   Also, I believe that most computer laws are federal, since computers don’t give a shit about state lines.
5. 

   shockwave yareach
   

   May 3rd, 2007
   

   sn4xis: Ask and ye shall receive. NIIPA

   http://www.usdoj.gov/criminal/cybercrime/s982.htm

   (5)(A) through means of a computer used in interstate commerce or communications, knowingly causes the transmission of a program, information, code, or command to a computer or computer system if

   (i) the person causing the transmission intends that such transmission will
   (I) damage, or causes damage to, a computer, computer system, network, information, data, or program; or
   (II) withhold or deny, or cause the withholding or denial, of the use of a computer, computer services, system or network, information, data or program; and

   (ii) the transmission of the harmful component of the program, information, code, or command–

   (I) occurred without the authorization of the persons or entities who own or are responsible for the computer system receiving the program, information, code, or command; and
   (II)(aa) causes loss or damage to one or more other persons of value aggregating $1,000 or more during any 1-year period; or (bb) modifies or impairs, or potentially modifies or impairs, the medical examination, medical diagnosis, medical treatment, or medical care of one or more individuals; or

   …

   Since bringing down a sim by whatever means is a denial of service and operating beyond authority, the simcrashers are square in the crosshairs of this. BTW: the max prison time under this statute is FIVE years. But I was feeling generous.
6. 

   Sn4x15
   

   May 3rd, 2007
   

   hahaha.

   A.) We didn’t agreggate $1,000 in damages ($L don’t count, since they are not federally recognised as an actual currency).
   B.) FBI doesn’t give a shit until the amount of damages exceeds $5,000 USD
   C.) LL Didn’t secure their systems with even a basic heuristic system to detect sim crashing systems, so they’re equally at fault. They also DDoS themselves due to shitty programming, lame servers, and a shitty connection that has routing problems every time Phillip Linden farts
   D.) lolprisonthreat. It’ll probably end up being probation or a hueg fine, along with loss of interbutt access for a few years.
   E.) Half of the people involved are outside of the U.S.’ jurisdiction.
   F.) No one cares.
7. 

   burning the wrong person
   

   May 3rd, 2007
   

   >>>Also, crashing a sim merely reboots it. No computers were physically harmed, no data was lost.

   I assume you’re Anonymous. By the way, a sim is a server. You can overload it and burn it out. Sometimes a sim has to be manually rebooted by a grid monkey that has to physically work on it in the real world since you clowns have lost so much touch with the real world itself.

   By the way I’m sure the total damages you Anonymous has caused across the WHOLE net, not just Second Life, is enough to get alot of you party v& not to mention your penchant for turning cyber stalking into actual real world stalking.

   Watch what the posts after this will have the usual tired Anonymous spiel such as “we just do it for the lulz.”
8. 

   mootykips
   

   May 3rd, 2007
   

   We haven’t done anything outside of SL, sorry. PN doesn’t represent *chan, and I don’t represent PN.
9. 

   burning the wrong person
   

   May 3rd, 2007
   

   A little digging, and googling, on 4chan brought up this thread. Mucking through the thread I came to this page on the thread. Look for Mudkips Acronym. For those who don’t know Mudkips Acronym and Mootykips are one and the same.

   http://www.virtualpetlist.com/forum/showthread.php?t=242&page=21

   Sure sounds like your doing things outside of Second Life. By the way you are the PN leader, like it or not now whenever do or say anything in public you represent the PN. You can double talk all you want. Sooner or later everything will catch up to you Mootykips. You can laugh all you want at that.
10. 

    mootykips
    

    May 3rd, 2007
    

    k intlib whatever you say
11. 

    NobodyImportant
    

    May 4th, 2007
    

    IntLib, for all you know, those are poseurs stealing names.
    And here I thought you were a smart guy.

    And to quote a post from further down that page you so adamantly linked to:

    “Unorganised Anonymous raids preceeded the DDoS on 420chan, but legion did not get itself involved until after Keith’s attack. Make what you want of it, but really the question of morality is no longer relevant.”

    The owner of Subeta initiated a DDoS attack on 420chan before all of Anonymous (or legion, as it’s called here) decided to participate. If Mudkips and other PN are participating, it’s because they are Anonymous – not because they are PN.

    By the way, the whole shitfest over Subeta is because Subeta stole the Longcat meme and turned it into an e-item to be bought and sold.
    In fact, it’s not even 3-money with little value (like Lindens); this is (as I understand it) a *donation* item. They’re selling a meme for legal tender, USD, whatever.
    It’s a dishonor to the meme when you’re doing this, and very poor action on your part when you try to profit off something that’s been around (and very respected) since 2ch.
12. 

    NobodyImportant
    

    May 4th, 2007
    

    Ah, excuse me. Missed a typo.
    “In fact, it’s not even 3-money with little value [...]” should be “In fact, it’s not even e-money with little value [...]“.

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