NSA to Launch 'No Such Podcast,'

Why be one of the 100 people on ordinary salaries, forced to live in Maryland or Virginia, to toil on the mundane bureaucracy of a government agency, when you could be the 1 engineer at Google, paid 10x as much and who works 1h a day, that clicks the button to copy the access logs, emails and searches of the person of interest to the NSA instead?

Maybe focus on answering this question persuasively instead of making podcasts.

Re: NSA to Launch 'No Such Podcast,'

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Post by giancarlostoro » Wed, Sep 04, 2024, 3:42 PM UTC

doctorpangloss wrote: post #9

Why be one of the 100 people on ordinary salaries, forced to live in Maryland or Virginia, to toil on the mundane bureaucracy of a government agency, when you could be the 1 engineer at Google, paid 10x as much and who works 1h a day, that clicks the button to copy the access logs, emails and searches of the person of interest to the NSA instead? Maybe focus on answering this question persuasively instead of making p…

> Why be one of the 100 people on ordinary salaries, forced to live in Maryland or Virginia, to toil on the mundane bureaucracy of a government agency, when you could be the 1 engineer at Google, paid 10x as much and who works 1h a day, that clicks the button to copy the access logs, emails and searches of the person of interest to the NSA instead?

What you wanna do is be the guy they hire to work at a FAANG to siphon data.