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Linux Format censored over 'Learn to Hack' feature (bit-tech)Linux Format censored over 'Learn to Hack' feature (bit-tech)Posted May 4, 2012 20:38 UTC (Fri) by juliank (subscriber, #45896)Parent article: Linux Format censored over 'Learn to Hack' feature (bit-tech)
Well, that's correct. The title should not be "Learn to Hack". If you want to stay in mainstream speech, it should have been "Learn to Protect against Hacking". The first one would be illegal, the second one legal.
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Linux Format censored over 'Learn to Hack' feature (bit-tech) Posted May 4, 2012 20:48 UTC (Fri) by mcg (guest, #66950) [Link]
This is the same Barnes & Noble's that has issues of 2600 on the shelf?
Linux Format censored over 'Learn to Hack' feature (bit-tech) Posted May 6, 2012 23:28 UTC (Sun) by euske (subscriber, #9300) [Link]
It wouldn't sell as much if the article was named "Learn to Protect" though. They obviously tried to push their limit, so it's not only B&N to blame here. Maybe it's us, readers, who tend to be attracted toward sensational things.
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