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The response was not necessarily sent to Apple; presumably Khalid uses a different contact address for his App Store work.

Is waterboarding Khalid Sheikh Mohammed worse than blowing up some sap who just showed up to work on the wrong day?

Waterboarding Khalid Sheikh Mohammed is viewed by the vast majority to be morally far much worse than bombing a munitions factory.

After what WikiLeaks revealed about Khalid El-Masri[1] it would be a poor choice.

The argument against the 4th case makes the argument that because Khalid Ouazzani was indicted for separate charges, the programs must not have worked.

It sounds like they contacted Khalid and told him their concerns.

But at the end of the day I have better places to use my limited moral outrage than on how Khalid Sheik Mohammad was treated.

I'll ignore all the earlier failures GWB saw when he was backed by US and Saudi billionaires (William Draper, Lewis Leherman, Salem bin Laden, Khalid bin Mahfouz).

Oh, I so have seen this Khalid type before.

This is rather old news, and has been seen on HN before – essentially, Khalid et al violated uncounted copyright laws and basically scammed most of his customers on the app store.

Their processes are set up to shift blame, not to locate discrete problems that trace back to discrete decisions.) This is why Khalid El-Masri (See qeorge's comment) can never face his accuser.

There are multiple developers who are trying to do exactly what Khalid is doing with copyright infringement and taking advantage of dumb/stupid people (surprisingly some of his apps were in top 100 with 5 copied pictures @ $4.99).

Khalid Sheikh Mohammed was actually put under military tribunal and allegedly "confessed." Who did peer review on the trial of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed?

Abu Zubaydah, for example, became "completely unresponsive, with bubbles rising through his open, full mouth." Internal CIA records describe the waterboarding of Khalid Shaykh Mohammad as evolving into a "series of near drownings.

> Twenty-five-year-old Khalid Raza lives in Shakargarh but is taking "The Challenges of Global Poverty," a course taught by a former adviser to the World Bank and a professor of international economics at MIT.

It's follow-up conclusion that this "completely irresponsible" software review can be regulated by so-called "responsible" politicians (such as those who brought us Abu Ghraib, torture, and the possible untriability of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed) can "clean up" peer review is beyond hogwash.

One from Apple to Khalid, and the other from Khalid's company to anyone who applies to be a developer there.

The article explains that the response is an automatic reply for any mail sent to the e-mail address that the authors found for Khalid's company.

I'm assuming you mean KSM (Khalid Sheikh Mohammed).