[atlasunshrugged]

Right? Just straight up documentation with no shame: From an Axios article on this

> Liu celebrated the exploit, according to the filing. "LOL, I found out I can access the [network storage], so funny," he said in a message to a former colleague who was still employed by Apple.

https://www.axios.com/2026/07/10/apple-sues-openai-trade-sec...

[MengerSponge]

"Is you taking notes on a criminal f-cking conspiracy?"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZLoMrRgFFE

[mboto]

I want this to run like a real f-cking business!

[forgotaccount3]

It'd be even funnier if the 'message' was a text sent from their iphone.

[ErneX]

Appalling.

[paul7986]

It is but it is the Silicon Valley way and business way for many. Steamroll and do whatever it takes to win and be successful. Morals what are those?

[dylan604]

These companies are big enough (especially financially) that I'm really surprised that they do not have their own FBI/CIA/NSA departments in the world of corporate espionage.

[hn_go_brrrrr]

Don't worry, some do.

[doginasuit]

Exactly. If ever there was a y'all deserve eachother situation, it is this.

[ipdashc]

Meh. It's one megacorp stealing stuff from another megacorp, hardly "appalling", who cares. I'd probably react the same way; I just wouldn't leak it to my next employer, that's dumb.

[torben-friis]

A sum of people with this attitude is what a megacorp is and why they're hated.

[eddyfromtheblok]

flagrant