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2009-03-08 , 17:09
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#17
Originally Posted by gnarkill View Post
Wow...opened a can of not-so-cool beans! I am not trying to corrupt the company or anything like that. All I wanted to to was be able to to check my facebook and yahoo e-mail when I was on break.
The problem is that you made your position in the matter very clear: you do not have permission to do what you are asking us to help you with. You're asking us to aid you in doing something to a property without the owners consent. Thats the same as you're asking someone about lockpicking with the clear intention of burglary.

Someone on a shooting range doesn't want to know why the person wants to learn shooting either. Same for say martial arts. We assume the person has good intentions and leave it at that. But if the person clearly states his/her bad or questionable intentions we must bail out.

You can ask the network owner for permission, or you can ask someone who does not know your motives for help.
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