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Story: NASA hacker loses extradition fight

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indy, before shooting your mouth off learn to use correct grammar, you don't need IT'S when using the possessive!

Anyway Indy, if you knew who i was you wouldn't have said what you did.

You don't so im good with that, half an iota of information can create great fallacies.

Still, this case is exactly the type of thing that shows you how out of date the world's laws really are.

The person is in england and did the crimes from England yet the actual crime happened in America. There is a grey line here, was the crime committed in england or america?

I still stand by my statement though, if you can't do the time don't do the crime. He might have been only looking for UFO evidence but would anyone with half a thought for keep UFO evidence on a publicly accessable server? Look at milw0rm back in the 90s, they hacked Barc, an Indian Nuclear Research centre, on that publicly accessible server was nuclear test data, surely the yanks would have learned from that one? They are not that stupid are they?

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