[ale] Small sexy laptop lovers

[Frank Z.]

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> As I read this, I got all the thrill of committing a crime. Is 
anybody coming 
> after me?
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I get the same cheap thrill. ;) And being a cheap-thrills seeker, I 
REFUSE to delete the message, so come and get me! ;) 

These stupid things sound totally unenforceable, kind of like 'do not 
remove this tag under penalty of law' (although I note that those 
ridiculous warning tags have now been modified to exclude the consumer 
that purchased the item the dumb tag is attached to).

IANAL (and I'd kill myself if I was :), but as I see it, anyone stupid 
enough to send sensative information unencrypted by email, with or 
without an equally stupid warning tag, the warning of which seems to be 
intended to absolve them of any responsibility for being stupid and/or 
lazy in the first place, deserves to see the sensitive information 
plastered all over the internet.