[6c737133]

scary? did you just wake from a 15 year coma?

you store anything in a big-corp cloud, which you haven't personally encrypted, with keys that only you possess, then assume it's all backed up in fed repos (somewhat hyperbolic, especially for non-crims, but not far fetched by any means)

that's neither new, nor news (sadly)

[newZWhoDis]

This is why I don’t bother with RAID (besides 0). If a drive ever fails I just FOIA NSA and all my data shows up a few weeks later, usually with a nasty letter about how this is the last time

[michaelrpeskin]

I actually did this when it was time to renew my SF 86. I didn’t want to remember all the names and addresses and phone numbers from the last time. So I just did a FOIA on myself and the emailed me my last form already filled out.

[TedDoesntTalk]

What’s an SF 86?

[JohnSmitty32]

Security clearance

[tomrod]

This legitimately made me guffaw. Well done.

[jjulius]

"New" isn't a prerequisite for "scary".

[froggertoaster]

I never said it was new nor news, I said it was scary.