You would be correct in that suspicion.l

and when they were like $400

because holy crap, they were exspensive when they launched

still had one on launch day

what can be found on discord, in great supply, is regular people who don't buy the bullshit any more

now... those people could be considered a threat

It's kind of like the "KKK Crisis"....Less than 4000 people, more than 700 of which are undercovers, who haven't committed a single act of violence since 1981 are all of a sudden a "crisis level threat"?!

in the same sense that Seth Rich was a threat, I suppose

jeremy just got back to me about the website

turns out he will he accept some free-writer crap

but he doesnt want to do it for free

he wants to exchange something

that was how they did it in 1984. An 'everpresent' though actually never present enemy that the state needs to be engaged with in an eternal war

Also a lot of 13 year old boys wit a mouth bigger than their brian talking ridiculous bullsit online because Mommy doesn't look over their shoulders while they type.

*brain

Trust no one, not even your dog Man crushed to death by forklift truck driven by pet dog - CNN
https://apple.news/AQXPFXwfDRFmg-6kCVqqqRg

the people talking about violence are almost exclusively gamer kids

^ This

and the violence is fantasy

and it is ridiculous

but

if you did sentiment analysis to determine whether the government has any credibility left

I doubt they would be pleased with the results

the media, certainly, has no credibility

Psycho-stylometric linguistic analysis is more accurate than algorthmic sentiment analysis, but it takes human to perform that type of analytical process.

you can run the algos across all the logs discord gives you

ibm watson has a nice api for that

My company has an Azure Government Account, but folks in my department rarely use algos. Most of our algo use is simply human assistance rather than human replacement.

that sounds expensive

Such as using an algo to run through tens of thousands of pages in a short time, but the data pulled from that run is analyzed by humans.

No, just takes smart people who are willing to work hard.

it would be cheaper, for example, to set up a vpn company on DOD ip space
and use it as a honey pot
to narrow down the target pool

"Willing to work hard" is a rather tall order in 2018.

PIA could assist with that vpn thing 😉

We use a number of VPN providers depending on the application.

PIA is one of them.

indeed

and the old DOD registrations are still there, for anyone smart enough to look

but that particular operation has some weak links

which is why I know this

i should apply to every government sector