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This is what frustrates me so much about the deepening surveillance state: it just doesn’t work the way that its architects believe it will.

It makes sense that a high-tech barrier is relatively sparsely manned on a given day if the idea is to automate as much of the defense apparatus as possible. And it would be doubly embarrassing if the reports that Israel was warned of a potential attack were true.

>>Lapsan+(OP)
They did not configure PagerDuty or VictorOps escalation policy properly. Low man power can only be justified by operation excellence in monitoring.

>>Lapsan+(OP)
> This is what frustrates me so much about the deepening surveillance state: it just doesn’t work the way that its architects believe it will.

Surely though the actual surveillance part is worse lol