Amos Shapira wrote:
On 3/28/06, Oleg Goldshmidt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
"Amos Shapira" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Actually, I think you are right. Would the Israeli army agree for
workers of a company from a foreign country to be in charge of
installing & maintaining security software on the Israeli army's
computers? Remember that a company can receive a court order from
its
Are you suggesting that the Israeli army uses only home-built
computers, OS and applications?
I don't know. Maybe one or another of this list's subscribers can
divulge a secret or two... ;-)
I can tell you that the Israeli army doesn't use any special tools in these
areas (of computer hardware, OS and applications). There is lots of home-built
stuff of course but nothing relevant to this discussion.
Let's try to recup on my statements in this thread - so far nobody here gave
a good explenation on REALLY why the SourceFire deal was veto'ed by the
American government, only speculations like the rest of the world.
That is, unless I missed something and you can be kind enough to point it to me.
I hope no one will suggest that all the decision-makers in the British
Commonwealth, China, and Russia are intellectually challenged.
I categorically hold such views (i.e. I'd assume that a politician IS
intellectually
challanged until proven otherwise), especially today (March 28, 2006).
--Amos
In countries where elections are relatively "free", the politicians
represent, in general, the attitudes of their constituents. So it would
be more correct to say that people, not just politicians, are
intellectually challenged.
Nathan
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