Laptop stolen from guy who had remote backup. Owner puts thief's dancing on you tube

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Sometimes, when you lose something, you can gain something too. Sometimes, when you feel someone has wronged you, there might be an avenue down which you can discover a little solace--or even a touch of revenge.

This seems to be the case with Mark Bao and his stolen MacBook Air.

Bao, you see, might have not done well in leaving his laptop in a lounge at Bentley University in Waltham, Mass., allowing an opportunist to swipe it earlier this year. However, he had already embedded a little wisdom inside of his machine by installing BackBlaze software.

This, the way CBS News.com tells it, allowed him to enter his laptop remotely and see what might be going on there. Or, indeed, going down.

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The first thing the alleged thief reportedly did was photograph himself. Then he filmed himself dancing to Tyga's "Make It Rain." Bao, naturally, was impressed by the software's performance rather more than he was by the alleged thief's.

"From the files on the computer and some legwork, I was able to track down who [the alleged thief] was, his Facebook page, his e-mail, and the [now] infamous videos," he told CBS News.com in a story published yesterday.

Why are the videos infamous? Oh, Bao put one up on YouTube, where it has now enjoyed almost 1 million views.

Read more: http://news.cnet.com/8301-17852_3-20047115-71.html#ixzz1I6Pp2dZX

This is priceless if true. I think we are entering an age where it will be impossible to steal mobile devices and not get caught.
 
1) Steal laptop.
2) Wipe HDD.
3) Profit!
 
Dear God. Please let this story be true. Sincerely, your main homez, Stylo.

P.S. Money, plz.
 
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