14 CommentsSome worrisome news: after the laptop theft in Theta yesterday, multiple tipsters report that two laptops, an iPad and several credit cards were stolen from Hartley 8, Suite A, earlier tonight. Soon after, a Hartley RA sent out an email to her residents confirming that three rooms were robbed. Another tipster spotted uniformed NYPD officers leaving a Hartley elevator with a strange laptop-esque device, possibly a LoJack tracker. Keep your doors locked, people. If you see something, say something.
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@RC Y’all should install the software called PCPhoneHome, which is provided for free by CUIT. It runs invisibly in the background and if a laptop with PCPhoneHome installed is stolen Public Safety and the cops can track its location and get it back for you. http://www.columbia.edu/acis/software/pcphonehome/
@Actually The laptops were confiscated by Student Financial Services, sold on eBay, and the proceeds were credited towards your unpaid tuition,
@Daytime tv talk show Somebody leave their door cracked open, so when the thief walks in you can pounce their ass. Then we’ll know who done it
@Anonymous virginity stolen last night. I blame barnard.
@Anonymous laptop and wallet stolen in Hartley 5B as well… :(
@Anonymous Thefts in the Barnard quad last week too.
@Anonymous if someone tries to steal my laptop this semester, dem bitches are gonna get CUT.
@Correction CUIT*
@Hmm Perhaps this is the 9/11 anniversary plot everyone’s talking about.
@Anonymous You probably shouldn’t use that last sentence, Bwog. MTA is already getting sued by an anti-child molestation group for using it.
@Anonymous Just curious about the case you referred to, could you please provide some links or key word (more than the ones here) of the accusation? Thanks!
@Anonymous Actually, the slogan was developed by an ad agency specifically for the MTA, and the MTA routinely grants permission for other groups to use it. http://www.nytimes.com/2010/05/11/nyregion/11slogan.html
@... Have you considered a refresher course in copyright law?
@Wrong again. Have you considered a refresher course in *trademark* (not copyright) law?
http://tess2.uspto.gov/bin/showfield?f=doc&state=4010:jaevgl.2.3