If only there was a way to turn those IT skills into a paying career…

  • db0@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    23 days ago

    If only there was a way to turn those IT skills into a paying career…

    Not much of IT skills. He just swiped the credentials of someone

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      23 days ago

      Reminds me of those dumb ass people on my Facebook friends list that would post on their friends status that they’ve been “hacked”… No, you didn’t hack shit, you’re at their house and they left their computer on…

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      23 days ago

      I couldn’t come up with anything wittier…

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      20 days ago

      then:

      Using credentials he stole from real people, Kipf also infiltrated other states’ death registry systems, private business networks, along with governmental and corporate networks – then tried to sell access to the networks on the dark net, according to officials.

      fuck this guy, not only is he a posterchild for deadbeat dads, he’s trying to profit off the darkweb.

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    23 days ago

    Sooo…

    I guess that means he gets 3 hots and a cot for 6 years, on the taxpayer’s dime, and gets to skip on child support?

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      22 days ago

      He’ll still owe the child support, but his ability to pay it will be greatly reduced.

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          19 days ago

          It doesn’t. Our criminal justice system is really just a punishment system. Whenever this guy gets out of prison, he’ll have his wages garnished and the money that he owes will be paid back. It doesn’t help the kid now.

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            18 days ago

            Whenever this guy gets out of prison, he’ll have his wages garnished and the money that he owes will be paid back.

            Assuming he doesn’t get sent back to prison.

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    23 days ago

    I’m just glad it wasn’t the person I know! What’s up with deadbeat dads thinking they don’t owe child support?

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      23 days ago

      Aside from birth control, abortion and adoption are the options available to moms. What is dad’s option?

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          22 days ago

          Ignoring that this is a form of birth control, would you quote a woman who asked the same question the price for a hysterectomy?

          The point I’m getting at is that women have a disparate amount of control over determining the outcome of the situation. In many ways that’s how it should be but the obvious follow up question is is it fair to force someone else to pay money to support a decision that you made without their consent? If you’re going to give women the option to back out of a pregnancy without input from their partner after their birth control fails then why can a man not have the same option?

          I’ve never heard an actual answer to these questions aside from “men have had the power for centuries so deal with it” and sure, that’s true, but I don’t think that’s adequate justification for implementing a system that is ostensibly supposed to be more equitable than what we had before. This just seems inequitable in the opposite direction.

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            22 days ago

            I like how you completely ignore the man’s options for not getting someone pregnant. Like, say masturbation, abstention, non-vaginal sex, sex with people who can’t get pregnant, vasectomy, and condoms. But somehow it’s all the woman’s problem, isn’t it?

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              22 days ago

              Isn’t that the same logic anti-abortion activists use to argue against a woman’s right to choose? She should have kept her legs closed, birth control exists, abstinence, etc. It’s pretty odd to me that you don’t see the hypocrisy in that.

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                Because you’re missing “bodily autonomy.” The woman has bodily autonomy over her body. Whether she has a baby, an abortion, takes birth control, has sex, etc. It’s not hypocritical at all if you innately understand and respect bodily autonomy. Do you get where the boundary of her body starts and yours ends?

                A boundary is a limit you place on yourself - eg wearing birth control like a condom, or performing sex acts that won’t lead to pregnancy. Being a controlling dickwad is when you start dictating to others what their boundaries and responses should be. In this way, you can see how men are indeed responsible for their actions and for paying child support.

                And before you bring up abortion again - the fetus by definition isn’t autonomous. It’s surviving off the mother.

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                  21 days ago

                  If a woman chooses to keep a child that a man does not want and demands a portion of his income to support that choice, how is that not “being a controlling dickwad… dictating to others what their boundaries and responses should be” as you so graciously phrased it?

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                It must be nice to live in a world where rape and coercion don’t exist, where every pregnancy is carried to term without endangering the life of the mother, and where every child is born entirely healthy. Unfortunately, the rest of us have to live in reality, not your pleasing little fantasy world.

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                  22 days ago

                  That’s a very convenient exit ramp from introspection you’ve created for yourself. Unfortunately it’s not even internally consistent logic, much less a convincing counterpoint.

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          22 days ago

          There’s also anal. Oral. Masturbating together. Going on Omegle and earning some crack money.

          So. Many. Options.

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    22 days ago

    Yeah but then he’d have to do that career every day. He only needed to cheat the system once.