4 ms·
"former NSA" sadly is today slang for "no technical backing, so i'm going to dump that on you and try to impress". Some years ago random ivy league phd departme
by gcb0 12y ago
"former NSA" sadly is today slang for "no technical backing, so i'm going to dump that on you and try to impress". Some years ago random ivy league phd departments where used for that.
- richardwhiuk 12y agoI'm not convinced that's new. I think it now comes with potential that they might have actually stopped working for their former employer.
- gcb0 12y agowhat? pretty sure the use of the term exploded. here is some data to back it up http://www.google.com/trends/explore#q=former%20nsa&cmpt=q http://www.google.com/trends/explore#q=former%20nsa&cmpt=q everyone is trying to cash in the fact that they can offer 'former NSA' employees in hopes that clients think "hey, he knows the stuff NSA does, he will help me protect against it"... which is total bullshit.