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if you spend enough working in, around or near a SCIF it becomes pretty mundane. the windowless rooms and sterile environment are actually not much different f
by walrus01 5y ago
if you spend enough working in, around or near a SCIF it becomes pretty mundane.
the windowless rooms and sterile environment are actually not much different from commercial telecom stuff, like if you meet a person who works for an ILEC and has a desk in a CO.
stick your cellphone in the little shelf box outside the entrance to the secured area, pick it up when you leave, etc.
- mcculley 5y agoI found telecom environments to be similarly sterile but more competently designed and managed than SCIFs. Maybe this is unfair and what seem to be failures are actually by design. Maybe the soul crushing environment is a necessary condition to be in the right frame of mind to inhibit ethical analysis and implement DoD policy.
- isityouyesitsme 5y agoYeah, because whatever YOU work on has nothing an outsider can throw a stone at, ethically. GTFO.
- mcculley 5y agoI worked on DoD projects that I later realized were unethical, or at least unethically used. Yes, I do think that my current work is less likely to be used for terrible purposes just to get someone promoted.