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No matter what he might think he feels, he is not amongst his 'brethren' at def con. I thought the reference to the film 'good will hunting' was appropriate, b
by simbalion 10y ago
No matter what he might think he feels, he is not amongst his 'brethren' at def con.
I thought the reference to the film 'good will hunting' was appropriate, because the subject of the article is a sell-out.
- ganoushoreilly 10y agoI would bet even within the agency (assuming he's real) this guy is an exception. most of the feds i've met at "FedCon" are actually pretty normal people and seem genuine in the interests and motivations (even if people disagree with their roles). The whole article comes off a bit braggadocios for this insider and more of a fluff piece by the Intercept to push more viewers.
- spacecowboy_lon 10y agoThat's a big ask and very subjective POV
- simbalion 10y agoSubjective? I disagree. From everything I know of the hacker scene, working for the NSA to invade people's privacy for Uncle Sam is not good karma.