Comment Re:Summary says it all (Score 1) 634
I wouldn't be able to tell you what would have happened if the troops weren't there.
Some places I get. Other places, though
I wouldn't be able to tell you what would have happened if the troops weren't there.
Some places I get. Other places, though
Kinda like what we did with Russia?
I was thinking along the lines of Sun Tzu's doctrine, but this works, too.
Then we traded hard work and dedication for laziness and envy.
Can you please pinpoint exactly when this happened? I'd prefer a date, but even a specific year would be nice.
So, in the future, terrorists will sacrifice considerable amounts of operational secrecy because they are wannabe-mediagenic attention whores?
On the other hand, maybe they'll accidentally reveal just how much the blue force can reveal about its tactics without sacrificing operational security. It also sets up a natural contrast, so long as the "good guys" don't execute people, etc.
- There is no I in team
When the team succeeds, the good leader takes no credit. When the team fails, the good leader takes all the blame.
Under which criminal code?
Not a lawyer, but I'd refer you to your own constitution: "X - são invioláveis a intimidade, a vida privada, a honra e a imagem das pessoas, assegurado o direito a indenização pelo dano material ou moral decorrente de sua violação
You have two choices, keep playing the NSA boogeyman card whilst everyone else robs you blind, or get your act together and start doing what you should have been doing to begin with. Blaming the worlds computer security problems on the NSA is a bit like blaming Top Gear for death of old Morris Marina's.
If you're not welcome on the premises, it's still trespassing, whether the door is locked or not.
No it wasn't one of the key foundations of early internet communities.
No, but it was one of the key foundations to American society, a la "Common Sense."
There's nothing worse for your business than extra Santa Clauses smoking in the men's room. -- W. Bossert
