Alleged NASA hacker loses extradition ruling

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You seem to overlook

the fact that yes, time was spent tracking him down. But that is not normal work. We all don't know the details of what damage he has done, and prolly never will, but the mere fact that he broke into the systems without authorization is a criminal act within itself. Bottom line, when you play with fire, you get burnt! The punk should have known better. I hope he found out that space aliens don't exist and life on pluto is non-existant. lol. I haven't seen any polls, but I believe that most Americans would say..... Fry him!

Posted by: DarbyOhara   Posted on: 05/10/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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