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I can't imagine what in the world the Naval Support Activity would need the code for that application for. They're literally nothing more than a facilities com
by jki275 8y ago
I can't imagine what in the world the Naval Support Activity would need the code for that application for. They're literally nothing more than a facilities command.
It is odd that the writer refers to them specifically, they have no connection with the actual NSA of which I'm aware.
- dragontamer 8y ago> I can't imagine what in the world the Naval Support Activity would need the code for that application for. They're literally nothing more than a facilities command. This wouldn't be the first time I heard of a US Military dude prank-call someone.
- jki275 8y agoyeah, but the story doesn't add up for just a prank call.
- dragontamer 8y agoHmmm... tracking down the dude as he flew across the country seems outside the scope of a prankster. Well, now I'm neutral on the subject. There's details that make me disbelieve the story. But tracking down the author and finding the right phone number to call him seems like a feat that would require decent resources. Basically: that's a level of effort that goes well above and beyond a typical prank call.
- jki275 8y agoAgree -- there are too many dissonant pieces to this story. I guess it could be true, it just doesn't make a lot of sense.