Sadly NTL's abuse department (if it even exists) is about as effective
as an untrained monkey with some rubber wirecutters.

-EvilGrin

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This mail is to notify you of illegal activity by your internet
subscriber. Your customer has admitted repeatedly on
list.valvesoftware.com to possessing stolen source code from the recent
break in to valvesoftware.com where in source code to the highly
anticipated half life 2 source code was stolen by illegal means. I
encourage you to check your logs to see if a file entitled hl2_src.rar
was
downloaded by your customer and implore you to report your findings to
your local authorities, US FBI as well as valvesoftware.com.

Your customer may feel that since this code was obtained through illegal
manner that HE is permitted to download said code but that doesn't
change
anything. This is copywritted intellectual property that was obtained
through illegal means. He feels that he has some "educational" licenese
to
view said source but obtained no such license from the owner of said
source code, valvesoftware.

I implore you to take action, if you do not then I will take your lack
of
action as support for illegal activities by your customers. And will
elevate this complaint further.

Thank you for your immediate attention to this matter.

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On Sun, 5 Oct 2003, Manip wrote:

> > http://www.justinrossetti.com/albums/HalfLife2/hl2_death.jpg
>
> hahaha. I wouldn't want to work for valve right now either. Worse I
wouldn't
> want to be the guy that got his
> account broken into, if it was his fault or not. Just generally not a
good
> day, and I don't think a few developers
> talking openly about the source they know we have is going to make
things
> worse. I'm not planning to develop
> games with it but I am curious about how they did certain things so
the
> label 'for education use only' kind fits the
> bill. Most developers that have blood going though their vanes can't
resist
> information and something like this where
> you have the unique opportunity to see how the pro's are doing it is
too
> good to resist. I have nothing against valve and
> don't plan on making a penny off of their hard work but me looking
over code
> that is already public doesn't hurt anyone
> so stop slamming me just because I'm open unlike all of you that are
looking
> but don't want to talk about it.
>
> Please stop going on about IP, I am not selling it, I am not making
money
> off of it, they can sue me for every penny
> I have made off the half-life 2 source, duh.....
>
>
>
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