Sounds great in theory, but as an Army Netadmin, I can tell you that users forward junk. Anything that's already in the network would still circulate if we left internal comms HTML.
It IS something supplied by the goverment. I'm currently deployed to Afghanistan, and I can tell you that each base camp has a morale phone center, that allows you to call home. Sometimes, you have to use a phone card, but if your family lives near a military base, you can use the DSN (Defense Switching Network) to relay your call (for free) through the operator there.
Keep in mind, some people are not in a location that has access to these luxuries. Some troops pick up and move the bases without notice....
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Why don't they just bring back
"Don't Copy that Floppy"?
CLASSIC anti-piracy propaganda!
Sounds great in theory, but as an Army Netadmin, I can tell you that users forward junk. Anything that's already in the network would still circulate if we left internal comms HTML.
Just sayin.
So,
A laptop alternator?
"A 19 year old security expert in the military? Is this even really possible?"
Yes. Very.
In the army, its MOS 96B, and you can enlist at 17.
I was late. I built my first SECRET systems at 23 in the army, and continue to operate a SIPRNET node in my building. But I digress.
but it's a REALLY COOL TATOO!
er.
Yeah.
I did like the subtlety of the triforce in the background though.
It IS something supplied by the goverment. I'm currently deployed to Afghanistan, and I can tell you that each base camp has a morale phone center, that allows you to call home. Sometimes, you have to use a phone card, but if your family lives near a military base, you can use the DSN (Defense Switching Network) to relay your call (for free) through the operator there.
Keep in mind, some people are not in a location that has access to these luxuries. Some troops pick up and move the bases without notice....