That’s genious actually, have a company provide an app build on some LLM and provide this as a Saas to its clients. Client does his unethical and criminals activities through the app. If they get caught, they point to the app builder. Once the app builder has too many lawsuits going, they close the company, start a new one, update the name and logo on the app and repeat.

Windows 95 was fun back then. Mostly because the security in those networks was, let say, non-existing. You had full access to every computers drives. And if you’d find the image that was used as the desktop background and changed it, windows would refresh the image automatically. Ofcourse we were very creative with the messages we left. And smart enough to keep the original to put back when our victim tried to get the teacher involved. We could have errased the document on the diskettes too, but we weren’t that horrible.

o it sound to me like the EC says: " Well these sellers said fuck you up front so they’re immune to any responsibility"

Upfront? As in the UELA you get to read after opening the box, at which point you can’t return the game anymore?