'Homeless hacker' pleads guilty to Times hack

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"The charges against Lamo also involved running up The New York Times' bill for LexisNexis, a commercial database of news and other articles. Initially, prosecutors claimed that the bill reached about $300,000, but on Thursday, they reduced their estimate to between $30,000 and $70,000."

but we think we lost some money, first we thought it was $300,000 now we are not sure but GUESS maybe it is $30,000 or maybe $70,000 - but we are just not sure

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