 tshirtPremium,MVM
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Snohomish, WA
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Re: Tenebaum had a good lawyer - but he was a lousy client Assuming any BUSINESS wants to hire someone with that claim to fame.
This isn't like he proved he was the world's greatest hacker, or the world's smartest law student quite the oppisite
He only proved he took some businesses product, used it in an illegal way, and then spent years unsucessfully attempting not to pay for it.
Not exactly a fine upstanding employee/example to show off to clients.
even in math and Physics ethical behavior is important |
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| said by tshirt: Not exactly a fine upstanding employee/example to show off to clients.
I've never really meet anybody who takes downloading music as a "crime"
Everyone that I know who is aware of this case is just in awe at the vindictiveness of the RIAA.
This lawsuit just made more people hate them. (more) |
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 cdruGo ColtsPremium,MVM
join:2003-05-14
Fort Wayne, IN
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said by tshirt:Assuming any BUSINESS wants to hire someone with that claim to fame.
This isn't like he proved he was the world's greatest hacker, or the world's smartest law student quite the oppisite
He only proved he took some businesses product, used it in an illegal way, and then spent years unsucessfully attempting not to pay for it.
Not exactly a fine upstanding employee/example to show off to clients.
even in math and Physics ethical behavior is important
He has a PhD in physics. Whatever employment he does get I bet has history has zero impact. An overwhelming number of people have no idea who Joel Tenebaum is. And if they google him they will find out, but I don't think they will care. He's one of millions of other people that have pirated music. He's just one of the few that got caught. |
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