Forbes reports claim that engineer at Arnold air force base in Tennessee had taken home government radio technologies

    • @betterdeadthanreddit
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      11 year ago

      It’s not just this discussion, they’ve been checking in on my profile a few times a day recently (or running a script to take out the tedious parts) and voting most of my comments down to zero or slightly negative. I think they’ve got about 30 accounts to work with. Kinda telling when they hit comments in removed posts along with the ones that are still available.

      There’s no real harm in it and I’m not willing to spin up some bots of my own to balance the scales. Mostly just interested in seeing why and how they operate so my internet points are a small price to pay.

      Anyway, the radio stuff is pretty cool once you separate out the crimes and national security implications. You mentioned not knowing enough about these topics so, while I’m far from an expert on these systems, I have had some jobs and hobbies that give me a peripheral awareness of how the pieces of the article fit together. If there are any parts you’d like to know more about, I could at least point you toward some resources on the subject.