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Then he mentions booing him at an event at the bottom. Friends seems to be loosely meant.
by robk 14y ago
Then he mentions booing him at an event at the bottom. Friends seems to be loosely meant.
- geon 14y agoConsidering the think layer of sarcasm above, it's pretty clear the booing was joke as well. Same thing for sitting with crossed arms on the front row while everyone else cheered at the jackpot demonstration.
- tptacek 14y agoIf the tables were turned, The Dread Pirate Barnaby would do worse than 'boo'. Sorry, there's no drama to be found here. The guy's just having fun writing this up.
- mitjak 14y agoI thought it was part of who the author is. He doesn't strike me as a particularly serious person, so booing the security researched who has become a "star" of Black Hat in the eyes of the rest of the applauding audience sounds like a funny and friendly thing to do to me.