Nobody Is That Dumb ... Oh, Wait! - IV
This should actually be called "Nobody Is That Dumb ... Oh, Wait! Journalists are!" or "Do you talk to your co-processor often?"
Check out the amazing quote from this "article": "Rule No. 5: Develop technical partnerships with other people who can write exploits. Become part of the security research community, whose members can be found at conferences, mailing lists or RIC (real-time interface coprocessor) channels, Aitel suggests."
See anything fuckingly :-) wrong with this?
My enlightened colleague certainly didn't recommend that you talk to youR coprocessor often :-) Somewhere IRC became RIC and the assclown writing the paper looked it up (probably like this) and "thought" 'Oh, I now know what RIC means' ...
Result? Hilarity ensues! :-)
Check out the amazing quote from this "article": "Rule No. 5: Develop technical partnerships with other people who can write exploits. Become part of the security research community, whose members can be found at conferences, mailing lists or RIC (real-time interface coprocessor) channels, Aitel suggests."
See anything fuckingly :-) wrong with this?
My enlightened colleague certainly didn't recommend that you talk to youR coprocessor often :-) Somewhere IRC became RIC and the assclown writing the paper looked it up (probably like this) and "thought" 'Oh, I now know what RIC means' ...
Result? Hilarity ensues! :-)
Comments
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RIC
- Ben
am i the only one considering the possibility of dyslexia? (obviously compounded by a reporter who's reporting on something they know nothing about, but that's normal for reporters)
It might have changed IRC to RIC, but dyslexia won't add the whole coprocessor stuff....
Yeah, indeed, won't be surprising indeed ...