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[Spy227X]

Wait... Xboxes?
Tell us about the 720.

[flabort]

Everyone guesses he's a tester. Or a super-secret-spy-type guy.
In the first case, the xboxes make sense as a testing tool, but the knowledge of cryptology does not. And "being able to get a job anywhere" does not fit the job profile.
In the latter, the knowledge makes sense, but the xboxes are a stretch. Again, being basically guaranteed a job does not fit the job profile.

I'm more inclined to think programmer/developer. "Eggheads", as they have previously been called in this thread, are in high demand, to develop new hardware, and software, and find new applications for existing foundations. I know Microsoft likes to keep all the best and worst information about new xbox games locked up as tightly as possible and only allow what they want to show off to leak before release. Going so far as to make advertisements with absolutely no game-play or cutscenes in them - most of what they do show is climatic events from a different viewpoint, or things about the world, using a completely different cinematography method then the game (I'm pretty certain they do this, but not 100% sure). They even try their best to keep the companies working on games for them from leaking any info before release.

That would certainly explain the security. And the xboxes. And the cockiness of being able to land any job he wants. And if he's a developer, whether hardware or software or both, he's most certainly had some experience with various forms of programming, including encryption. So being a developer makes a lot of sense.

And if he's not able to call enough shots to bring in some other entertainment, he's certainly not management or a project head. So I'd say he was hired to figure out how to do things, not dream up new things for others to figure out. So he's a doer, not a dreamer, but definitely skilled.

[Stopkilling0]

Upload the entire folder to Google Drive...
...
did someone say this already?

[Vox]

Everyone guesses he's a tester. Or a super-secret-spy-type guy.
In the first case, the xboxes make sense as a testing tool, but the knowledge of cryptology does not. And "being able to get a job anywhere" does not fit the job profile.
In the latter, the knowledge makes sense, but the xboxes are a stretch. Again, being basically guaranteed a job does not fit the job profile.

I'm more inclined to think programmer/developer. "Eggheads", as they have previously been called in this thread, are in high demand, to develop new hardware, and software, and find new applications for existing foundations. I know Microsoft likes to keep all the best and worst information about new xbox games locked up as tightly as possible and only allow what they want to show off to leak before release. Going so far as to make advertisements with absolutely no game-play or cutscenes in them - most of what they do show is climatic events from a different viewpoint, or things about the world, using a completely different cinematography method then the game (I'm pretty certain they do this, but not 100% sure). They even try their best to keep the companies working on games for them from leaking any info before release.

That would certainly explain the security. And the xboxes. And the cockiness of being able to land any job he wants. And if he's a developer, whether hardware or software or both, he's most certainly had some experience with various forms of programming, including encryption. So being a developer makes a lot of sense.

And if he's not able to call enough shots to bring in some other entertainment, he's certainly not management or a project head. So I'd say he was hired to figure out how to do things, not dream up new things for others to figure out. So he's a doer, not a dreamer, but definitely skilled.

Awwww, gunna make me blush.
On an added note, computers here at work have access to sky drive.
Just add the files to it at home, bingo bongo, Df at work.

[Vox]

Wait... Xboxes?
Tell us about the 720.

Switch to a new console.
From everything I have heard through the grapevine about the "720" as everyone has taken to calling it.
Its going to be graphicly superior to any console on the current market, but with all the new "features" its pretty much taking a step into the wrong direction in my personal opinion.

[Urist McDwarfFortress]

On an added note, computers here at work have access to sky drive.
Just add the files to it at home, bingo bongo, Df at work.

So much for "security."

[Vox]

On an added note, computers here at work have access to sky drive.
Just add the files to it at home, bingo bongo, Df at work.

So much for "security."

Pretty much, Using microsoft technology to bypass microsoft security.

[flabort]

On an added note, computers here at work have access to sky drive.
Just add the files to it at home, bingo bongo, Df at work.

So much for "security."

Pretty much, Using microsoft technology to bypass microsoft security.

The ultimate irony.

[simonthedwarf]

Nobody considered the possibility of this being a troll thread?

[pisskop]

A super-secret troll thread.

[Blue_Dwarf]

Nobody considered the possibility of this being a troll thread?

Nobody considered everyone posting in this thread being a troll?

[Vox]

Nobody considered the possibility of this being a troll thread?

Nobody considered everyone posting in this thread being a troll?

Trolls trolling trolls.

And no, I can assure you. Not a troll. I have facebook for that.

[Boozebeard]

Nobody considered the possibility of this being a troll thread?

A troll? For doing nothing aggravating or provocative?
You mean 'a liar', right?

[Orange Wizard]

Unless you're testing some superfamous and superexpensive games, like BF4...

Ewww. Do people still play those games?