On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 22:33:20 PST, Owen DeLong said: > > And oddly enough, license plates on cars act *exactly the same way* - but > > nobody seems at all surprised when police can work backwards from a plate > > and come up with a suspect (who, admittedly, may not have been > > involved if > > the car was borrowed/stolen/etc). > > > In order to be using the license plate, you had to be physically > present in the car.
"It wasn't me at the hit-and-run, my car was stolen last night" "It wasn't me, my PC got zombied" Like I said, they work *exactly the same way*. But I'm giving up. We've got people here who work for companies that have business models that boil down to "given an IP address, figure out who to bill" - but although it identifies a person well enough to send them an invoice, they think it isn't enough to identify them.
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