According to the original indictment, he actively worked around IP-based restrictions. See section 18.

When that didn't work, MIT put in MAC-level blocking, and he worked to evade that, too. See section 21, among others.

He later brought in another computer. See section 22.

He later brought the laptops when he connected inside the wiring closet and assigned himself IP addresses. See section 26.

I don't see any error on ef4's part, much less one that warrants a "maybe you should read"-level response.

I didn't mean to come off as aggressive--was left over pent-up rage from the errors in the article.

I likely shouldn't discuss this topic any more