On 10 Aug 2006 15:46:34 -0700, logankriete@gmail.com wrote in
<1155249994.423087.81630@i42g2000cwa.googlegroups. com>:

>Thanks for your reply, Clarence. The hotel I just stayed at before
>flying into NYC was the Nine Zero in Boston - free wired and wireless
>internet, you just have to get a password from the front desk. The best
>I've seen so far is Novotel in NYC, on Broadway - free, public WiFi -
>no questions asked.
>
>Now let me just restate this again, since both you and John so far have
>not seemed to understand this: I have absolutely no malicious intent at
>all. I don't want to steal others' logins, money, data, etc. I don't
>want to cause the hotel undue harm or stress. I don't want to do
>anything at all with a purposefully malicious intent. In the interest
>of learning, I had just hoped I could discuss theoretical situations
>and attack vectors with other experts and have an intelligent
>discussion with others. I'M NOT PLANNING ON ATTACKING THIS, OR ANY
>HOTEL, THAT I STAY AT, NOW OR IN THE FUTURE OF MY LIFE.
>
>Please try and understand this, people. I'm not evil!

Why/how should we take that at face value?

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