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not to mention
that i'm guessing some of that data was confidential. I know that if a laptop has confidential documents on it i always assume the worst, so i install things like he allegedly used to securely clean it up. It's a laptop for gods sake, you know how easy it is for someone to steal that or simply lose it? WHat are the attorneys for this guy doing anyways? Why weren't things like i just said brought up in court? This laptop, even though property of the IAC, should still be kept secure just in case something happens to it, be a secure deletion of files(god knows how easy it is to recover files after they are deleted normally), excryption of data, etc.

This case shouldn't be wasting tax payers dollars because IAC is throwing a temper tantrum.
Posted by: Monkey_MCSE   Posted on: 03/10/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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LOL! I love the targeted ads for deletion programs on this page  ejhonda | 03/10/06
Sounds like sour grapes to me.  shawkins | 03/10/06
not to mention  Monkey_MCSE | 03/10/06
The Laptop is owned by IAC  voska | 03/10/06
Witch hunt  jheine | 03/10/06
He should counter-sue for breach of contract.  el1jones | 03/11/06
Well, actually he CAN'T delete  John Zern | 03/12/06
Deleted files are not meant to be recovered.  johnsmith222 | 03/10/06
Exactly  mobrien_12@... | 03/10/06
RE  triangle | 03/21/06
Stupid opinon  jjerry | 03/10/06
This is Posner, remember?  JJ Brannon | 03/13/06
Wups!  JJ Brannon | 03/13/06
Intent and ownership are key issues.  awflint | 03/10/06
Read more closely.  Anton Philidor | 03/10/06
Thanks Anton  OldMarine | 03/12/06
Self incrimination...  jasonp@... | 03/13/06
Remember this decision...  Anton Philidor | 03/10/06
Another reason to run your own business  Chad_z | 03/10/06
The country can't lose  Shelendrea | 03/13/06
The US Constitution is screwed, Presumption of Innocence is also screwed...  Vily Clay | 03/10/06
what??  ipfresh@... | 03/12/06
Idiots in robes ....  An_Axe_to_Grind | 03/12/06
I'm surprised  DarthRidiculous | 03/13/06
So it WOULD have been better  Roger Ramjet | 03/13/06
It would have been  mrlinux | 03/13/06
Ruling conflicts w/ gov. regs. requiring securing data.  JonathonDoe | 03/13/06
Talk about putting the cart before the horse!!!  bnjsatx | 03/13/06
Police Blotter  checkmate101 | 03/13/06
Returning equipment  dmhunter@... | 03/14/06
There is another key assumption made that isn't addressed  bladehawke | 04/07/06
reality check  Dageezer | 03/13/06
So...the laptop was networked at the time of the alleged "crime"? If not..  Ol'Dewd | 03/14/06
The law mentioned doesn't refer to networked computer specifically  Ol'Dewd | 03/14/06
Brilliant!!!  emetib | 03/20/06
am i the only one?  abner_mality | 03/27/06
maybe he just defragged!  baldwinleo@... | 05/09/06
Creating a Climate of Fear  mighetto | 08/21/06

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