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Hi, nice to meet you. Btw, try anything funny on me, and I'll set the Russian mob on you. How to explain? Yes, strictly logically speaking it is "OK" (no funny
by Tichy 16y ago
Hi, nice to meet you. Btw, try anything funny on me, and I'll set the Russian mob on you.
How to explain? Yes, strictly logically speaking it is "OK" (no funny actions, no Russion mob). But psychologically I don't think it would be a good approach to human interaction. It establishes an atmosphere of distrust right from the start. You approach somebody and say "you might be a criminal".
Or imagine you meet somebody on a party and he says "Hi, my name is soandso. By the way, I carry a gun". How would that make you feel?
- nailer 16y agoI understand what you're saying, but do you have any information that this is how the site owner began the conversation? I imagine we're seeing a small snippet of something larger. I also see the security company guy doesn't dispute that his revelation the site was cracked began with a push for payment to remedy the situation.
- Tichy 16y agoNo idea, really. It sounds as if Russo denies having any data, in which case I struggle coming up with a good reason for POF to issue the warning. But ultimately, I really only know what is written in the two articles. I guess time will tell.
- nailer 16y ago> It sounds as if Russo denies having any data I don't get that impression - I imagine that if he didn't have any data, he'd say so explicitly. If he didn't have data, though, I'd totally agree with your observations. > I guess time will tell. Indeed.