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this post was submitted on 03 Nov 2025
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He hooked his laptop up to school servers and was copying all the data on them.
https://fedi.video/w/6mc8MBSTGCpSC4YoZZi5r6
(1) Swartz didn't share the files. Maybe he would have but when he earlier slurped the legal library it was to provide an indexing capability.
(2) He wasn't a founder of Reddit (but was an early developer).
The excellent documentary on him is online for free (watch it before it gets taken down): https://youtu.be/9vz06QO3UkQ
I didn't say he shared the files. I linked to the documentary in the comment you replied to, but on PeerTube.