4 ms·

Alright bud. I don't have a facebook, twitter, instagram, or any of that other stuff, so I'm not sure how to refute your claim of anonymous. I can say that anon

Alright bud. I don't have a facebook, twitter, instagram, or any of that other stuff, so I'm not sure how to refute your claim of anonymous. I can say that anonymous hostile replies sure don't do much to further the conversation. What do they say, something about pots and kettles?

Someone1234 10y ago
A year ago you said you don't work for the NSA or DoD but know one person who does: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9297990 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9297990 Are you seriously expecting us to believe that your friend is telling you how the NSA is internally structured and how sensitive foreign operation intelligence programs work? Plus in another comment of yours you claimed to know how General Atomics MQ-1C Gray Eagle worked behind the scenes but when asked to post more info you never did. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10954248 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10954248 So you're seemingly a Linux admin, but know tons about the inner workings of both military contractors, the DoD, and NSA from your single friend? Seems uhh a stretch, let's just say that.
- runjake 10y ago
  > Plus in another comment of yours you claimed to know how General Atomics MQ-1C Gray Eagle He spelled it "Grey Eagle". It's unlikely one can actually speak "professionally" about a program when they can't spell it correctly. If you're part of the program, you're seeing/typing/writing the name "Gray Eagle" day in/day out.
  - irishcoffee 10y ago
    Heh, if you're part of the program, you may also call it 280, or 64-bit. But, you'd only know that if, ya know, you're actually part of the program.
    - solipsism 10y ago
      Oh no, I'm part of the program now!
- onetwotree 10y ago
  I think his username explains the driving force behind this inconsistency. I posted a lot of BS on the internet while drinking in the morning.
  - irishcoffee 10y ago
    You must be young. It's generally an after-dinner dessert drink.

Someone1234 10y ago

A year ago you said you don't work for the NSA or DoD but know one person who does: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9297990 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9297990 Are you seriously expecting us to believe that your friend is telling you how the NSA is internally structured and how sensitive foreign operation intelligence programs work? Plus in another comment of yours you claimed to know how General Atomics MQ-1C Gray Eagle worked behind the scenes but when asked to post more info you never did. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10954248 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10954248 So you're seemingly a Linux admin, but know tons about the inner workings of both military contractors, the DoD, and NSA from your single friend? Seems uhh a stretch, let's just say that.

runjake 10y ago
> Plus in another comment of yours you claimed to know how General Atomics MQ-1C Gray Eagle He spelled it "Grey Eagle". It's unlikely one can actually speak "professionally" about a program when they can't spell it correctly. If you're part of the program, you're seeing/typing/writing the name "Gray Eagle" day in/day out.
- irishcoffee 10y ago
  Heh, if you're part of the program, you may also call it 280, or 64-bit. But, you'd only know that if, ya know, you're actually part of the program.
  - solipsism 10y ago
    Oh no, I'm part of the program now!
onetwotree 10y ago
I think his username explains the driving force behind this inconsistency. I posted a lot of BS on the internet while drinking in the morning.
- irishcoffee 10y ago
  You must be young. It's generally an after-dinner dessert drink.