Re:Phineas Fisher's account of how he took down HackingTeam
by zydeco on Sunday April 17, 2016 @05:22AM
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That's an error on the translation, "EEUU" is the Spanish acronym for "Estados Unidos", referring to the United States of America, not the EU (in Spanish, "UE" for "Unión Europea")
Re:Phineas Fisher's account of how he took down HackingTeam
by josemrb on Sunday April 17, 2016 @06:01AM
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After reading the original doc, by the style used and some slang (although it could be on purpose), I would say the author is from Chile.
I'm glad to find people that still fight the system in this side of the world.
Re:Phineas Fisher's account of how he took down HackingTeam
by dazhbog on Sunday April 17, 2016 @06:33AM
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"weones culiaos" sounds pretty Chilean indeed!
Re:Phineas Fisher's account of how he took down HackingTeam
by peeb on Sunday April 17, 2016 @09:13AM
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I would be willing to bet they are from Italy. I am Italian and they wrote about some stuff that you would know only if you followed Italian news.
They could be dropping some contradictory clues, BTW. I could definitely see that.
Re:Phineas Fisher's account of how he took down HackingTeam
by 21 on Sunday April 17, 2016 @09:54AM
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Did you verify that the stuff you refereed to as only being known if you follows Italian news is not on the net? Don't those Italian news outlets have websites?
This guy seems to be pretty good at googling around for stuff.
Presumably, given that they talk about EU culture^W^W^W^W (see comment below) have a https://securityinabox.org/es/… link, the author is from Spain, which would make it easier to pinpoint an origin, as Spain has a wider spectrum of language differences than in most other Spanish-speaking countries.
Since there is a link to http://madrid.cnt.es/, they maybe live in the capital, which weighs 3 million inhabitants.