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Re:U.S. military-run slot machines earn $100M a year from se... by watwut on Wednesday January 18, 2023 @02:29PM (#34431716)
Ok, but isn't there a rather large amount of personel who do basic jobs and won't do anything special nor won't move up the ranks? 18-23 years old young men that enter and leave and that is it. As in, there is huge amount of other people too.
Re:U.S. military-run slot machines earn $100M a year from se... by gowld on Wednesday January 18, 2023 @06:00PM (#34434355)
People in basic jobs can still compromise security of the facility.

People in basic jobs at Twitter helped murder a journalist.

Re:U.S. military-run slot machines earn $100M a year from se... by hadlock on Thursday January 19, 2023 @10:43AM (#34441506)
Secure facilities still need janitors, plumbers, electricians other maintenance people. I worked in a downtown data center that did banking and securities trading and had to badge through three doors to get to my desk. Every night a different janitor I'd never seen before would also badge through both of those doors and empty every trash bin on the floor, and then another person would come in around 3am and vacuum the whole floor for two hours. Based on the rate that new people cycled through those jobs I doubt they were being vetted very hard.