Google "dev.sabretechllc.com", and view the cached version of the first link that you get.
:eek:
http://sabretechllc.com/about#tyler
"Outside of work Tyler enjoys playing golf, writing computer programs, playing video games, and
preserving the 2nd Amendment."
Jeff? :eek:
You won't believe me, guys.
I performed a whois lookup on the domain name, sabretechllc.com
Here's what I got:
http://www.whois.net/whois_newdg.cgi...echllc&tld=com
The domain is registered to a certain "Jonathan Hoyt".
After performing a reverse lookup on his name, here's what I managed to find out about him:
http://www.homelanddefensejournal.com/bios/bio_hoyt.asp
Note when he joined the Department, and when the domain was registered.
:eek:
He has "over twenty three years experience in the development and program management of technology projects related to homeland defense / law enforcement / counter-terrorism / counter-intelligence for the U.S. Department of Justice and U.S. Department of Homeland Security."
Totse would have been 20 years in 3 months... :eek:
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edit: no i can't..........wtf is this?
Its not like it is a new technique though.
They moved onto twitter and facebook?
but like trippy said, please elaborate because i'm not sure what's what either.
You know why?
Because the *real* Jeff Hunter, the one who originally started totse, was actually forced into hiding and replaced with a stand-in. It was all very discreet, but it wasn't too hard to pull off since only a few people had ever actually seen his real face and lived.
And no one was any the wiser.
Because he could afford to do it and enjoyed the exchange of free information.
He closed it because the members where all becoming ungrateful fucks who didn't get the real meaning of his project, therefor making it a burden to pay for any longer, on top of the fact that the site was aging quickly, and it would be unworth his time to convert the site AGAIN for a new age of internet, considering EVERY page other than the BBS where HTML written in 1997.