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On a different note, considering the popular myth that government by default is incompetent, this is a remarkable degree of competence, surpassing even the priv
by raheemm 13y ago
On a different note, considering the popular myth that government by default is incompetent, this is a remarkable degree of competence, surpassing even the private sector.
- zxcdw 13y agoMilitary usually excels at it's applications.
- devx 13y agoThey've just "bought away" the incompetence. Out of the 11,000 employees and $11 billion/year being invested in breaking crypto, there's bound to be some good progress there.
- venomsnake 13y agoA brute with a mallet can cause a lot of damage. And yet he is not master fencer. NSA have a lot of brute force behind their backs. They have a rubber stamping court, are allowed to read existing laws as a weak guidelines, almost unlimited budget and the lucky fact that the majority of the world's IT IP is located in the hands of american companies. It will be hard to not produce results with all that. Governments usually are competent in their own way. What they usually lack is subtlety and elegance.
- aegiso 13y ago> this is a remarkable degree of competence, surpassing even the private sector. Not necessarily a remarkable degree of competence, just a remarkable degree of unaccountable budgeting.