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lol, first of all - it is corps, not core. Second, these are the same people that monitor cctv feeds of border fences - it isn't some elite unit of super hacke
by woodman 12y ago
lol, first of all - it is corps, not core. Second, these are the same people that monitor cctv feeds of border fences - it isn't some elite unit of super hackers.
- rdtsc 12y ago> lol, first of all - it is corps, not core You laughed out loud? That's good. You should tell Barak that, I just pasted his own statement: --- http://www.komodia.com/about/ http://www.komodia.com/about/ Barak Weichselbaum founded Komodia, Inc. in 2000, following his military service as a programmer in the IDF’s Intelligence Core. ---
- woodman 12y agoI did, the joke seems lost on you. Look, there is no such thing as "Intelligence Core". So your link, while it contains the same sequence of letters that you've regurgitated, is wrong. Either his time in the "Core" left so little an impression on him that he can't properly spell the name of the organization, or more likely the task was outsourced to somebody else to generate the copy (the two words are phonetically the same)... which also hints at relevance. I'll hear your apology now... or you can dig further and try to tell me how the "Core" is so ultra secret that blah blah blah. But before you do that, consider for a moment how invested in your position you are based on a single line of text on a shitty website - is that the extent of your critical thinking abilities? You're better than that, everybody is better than that :)
- michaelhoffman 12y agoPerhaps he usually referred to the Corps by its Hebrew name rather than an English translation.
- woodman 12y agoNah, it was a copy writer. I don't know much arabic, but I know the correct translation for a lot of military words, including corps. I know that because it was once important to me, but 10 years later I can tell you that the Marine Corps has as much influence on my decisions now as the girlscouts of america :) That was the original point of this thread - addressing the silly idea that this spyware is somehow related to the IDF...
- DonHopkins 12y agoDo you have a dog in this fight you're picking, or some inside knowledge you're not letting on about, maybe? You seem pretty sure of yourself, and deeply invested in the innocence of somebody you presumably don't know. Or am I making a mistaken presumption that you don't know Barak?
- woodman 12y ago> Do you have a dog in this fight you're picking... No more than you. The neurolinguistic programming is a nice touch, by disagreeing and providing a counter argument in a voluntary exchange of ideas - I have picked a fight and therefor become an aggressor! > ...some inside knowledge you're not letting on about, maybe? Probably the years spent in the military. > You seem pretty sure of yourself, and deeply invested in the innocence of somebody you presumably don't know. I am sure of myself, I have an easily defensible position founded on solid reasoning. What innocence are you talking about? > Or am I making a mistaken presumption that you don't know Barak? I do not know him or anybody that works for Komodia or Lenovo. Terms and conditions apply, this message may cause rectal hemorrhaging.
- DonHopkins 12y agoYou're the aggressor because of how many times and how aggressively you've replied in this thread, not because I've neurolinguistically programmed you by analyzing which direction you dart your eyes or resort to rectal metaphors. So what branch of which country's military do you get your mental conditioning from?
- asdrty 12y agothat page now is 404
- woodman 12y ago"Site is offline due to DDOS with the recent media attention." Phhh, more likely an attempt at controlling knowledge of the "Intelligence Core"!