This combined with some aspects of govt. it (including with their contractors) already either being a bit behind the times anyway. Security is generally a little more up to date, but then it also gets cargo cultish and while they may have done a good job four years ago, that person/company changed and procedures are repeated without any understanding of why and no documentation means it doesn’t happen.
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I considered offering that as a possibility, an intentional work slowdown by angry civil servants, but then I realized angry and slow were pretty much business as usual.
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Beat me to it.
These are the people that se themselves as what stands between us and terrirssts.
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Well, on the bright side, they weren’t just able to click “ignore” on the cert warning. Otherwise we would have never heard about this.
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Well it does, more often than not. But its product is noticed only when absent and when the effect of that absence is perceived, the cause is not usually obvious. I guess they think the invisible should be free.
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Hey, um, when the DHS does something stupid, all of us who are their victims like a good belly laugh. It’s all we can do since we can’t stop their abuses.
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Best reason I’ve heard yet. 
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