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this post was submitted on 23 Aug 2025
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Have to make an example of them lest the surfs realize they have power
*serfs but yeah
* Smerfs
Thought that didn’t look right
They're both words. Serf is the one for a person subject to someone else's rule just to live. (obvs not fully accurate definition, but dictionaries can give you the real deal)
Yea, sorry, English is my first language.
I actually cannot believe you have any upvotes for this type of comment.
If computers and networking were not involved, and we lived in the 1970s, this would be the equivalent of setting off a remote bomb in every factory across the country for your former company when you get fired.
This was a severe and premeditated act, and 4 years is what I would consider to be a moderate sentence for this type of computer crime.
I'll agree to start imprisoning people for using their job to affect profit when CEOs start getting jailed for affecting the profit of those laid off.
Also, the equivalent to setting off a bomb? Get a grip on reality.
It is in no way a bomb. If this was the 1970's, it would be the same as changing the combination on the safe and not telling anyone the combination after being fired.
And how many people died or were injured? How much damage to property occurred?
Looks to me like he just wasted time and hurt revenue. That's not any of the above.
You live in there modern world and see how things are going and your can't believe people support the destruction of established systems? Ok.