The Russian underground economy has democratized cybercrime

Re:The Russian underground economy has democratized cybercrime by rdl on Sunday November 04, 2012 @06:55PM (#4741580)

Assuming you include Russian Jews, you get a lot of successful Russians doing tech stuff in the world -- just in other countries than Russia. Israel, the US, etc. have Russian Jewish populations who are incredibly successful in tech.

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Re:The Russian underground economy has democratized cybercrime by ksaitor on Sunday November 04, 2012 @08:15PM (#4741824)

Oh yes, yes! Totally agree! In my comment I've been referring to a typical russian mentality. And Russian Jews have a very different mentality, from the one I've been referring to.

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Re:The Russian underground economy has democratized cybercrime by ommunist on Monday November 05, 2012 @03:32AM (#4742729)

Typical Russian mentality is thorough approach to problem solving and having a good rest afterwards. Russian language itself structurally teaches your brain to be more abstract.

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Re:The Russian underground economy has democratized cybercrime by xk_id on Monday November 05, 2012 @06:24PM (#4746400)

Interesting observation. Have you heard of Korzybski?

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Re:The Russian underground economy has democratized cybercrime by ommunist on Tuesday November 06, 2012 @03:12PM (#4750440)

Nope, but thank you for the reference. My observation comes from the wild, and is confirmed by observations of fellow Russian programmers and sysadmins who lived and worked in the US and the UK. Actually I'd better refer to Bekhtereva and Stalin, who observed quite the same thing from very different perspectives.

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Re:The Russian underground economy has democratized cybercrime by xk_id on Tuesday November 06, 2012 @05:51PM (#4751261)

Bekhtereva's work sounds interesting to me. thanks

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