Not mentioned in this piece on insider threats: https://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2017/05/nsa-cyberattack/526644/ … 1) 1/5 docs Snowden stole were blank https://www.emptywheel.net/2017/01/18/one-fifth-of-documents-edward-snowden-stole-were-blank/ …
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Replying to @emptywheel
That is the most unuseful article I've ever read, so maybe there's a reason that didn't come up.
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Replying to @outsh1ned
I'd love a nuanced discussion of insider threat. But yeah. That's not it. That said, civ libs making similarly unuseful VEP args now.
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Replying to @emptywheel
I meant yours. It's literally a discussion of a count that was excluded for being irrelevant, from another irrelevant number.
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Replying to @outsh1ned
Oh. Then it's a great way to prove the underlying number--which
@AmyZegart was using--is also bogus. That too subtle for you?2 replies 0 retweets 0 likes -
Replying to @emptywheel @AmyZegart
Is subtlety the correct word? You can't, don't cite a more accurate count than she does. How's this 20% blank nobody cites become relevant?
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Replying to @outsh1ned @AmyZegart
The relevant number is the one the IC, not DIA uses. But IF you're going to adopt the dumb number DIA uses, you have to count all he touched
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But, yeah, if you don't understand that, then subtle may be the correct word. Amy's number was bogus. She has to use either full or partial.
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Replying to @emptywheel @AmyZegart
Yeah I'm sure it comes down to everyone else being dumb, not understanding, failing your nuance in every instance. Only explanation
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Replying to @outsh1ned @AmyZegart
You forgot sloppy thinking. You can choose 1) All (incl blanks) 2) what IC uses or 3) Some arbitrary subset of all that ignores collex
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Amy chose the arbitrary number, the one with the least intellectually justifiable basis. Her choice. Also ignores destruction evidence.
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