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While this article is poorly written ( some typos and the use of the word override when the correct term would be over-write ) the message is still the same. If they were able to get inside one of the networks controlling the grid, we would be in big trouble.
Fellow Troglodytes: this is the sign we have been waiting for, begin gathering at your assigned rendezvous areas and await your target assignments.
Laugh all you want, my friend. This is serious, but not sexy or divisive enough to catch the imagination of the general public . I've seen the destruction that can be unleashed with a keyboard.
Hah, I can see it now. The grid is shut down for months and the looters are stealing flat-screen TVs with nowhere to plug them in.
If the grid went down for months, society would fall apart in the cities. Plugging in a tv would be the least of anyone's worries.
No lights, traffic or otherwise. No refrigeration for food. No clean water, because that system is run by electricity. No ventilators or dialysis for sick people. All of your money is in the bank, or the market? Sorry bout that. Gas pumps? Not sure, but I think there's an electric component to those too.
In short, it would be a disaster. The internet and tv? We can do without those, but our reliance on the grid for our very lives is a serious matter.
Fellow Troglodytes: this is the sign we have been waiting for, begin gathering at your assigned rendezvous areas and await your target assignments.
Hmmmm. Yes. Quite funny. Till the Men in Black roll up at your house. Lol . Such quips are a good way to pop up on the radar. Somebody, somewhere, is not laughing. Maybe it sounds silly, farfetched, whatever, but such comment does not go ignored these days. Do have fun. Maybe next time you can tell us about your hit list. I'm sure the NSA and DHS will find that packed with mirth as well. Good day....
Hmmmm. Yes. Quite funny. Till the Men in Black roll up at your house. Lol . Such quips are a good way to pop up on the radar. Somebody, somewhere, is not laughing. Maybe it sounds silly, farfetched, whatever, but such comment does not go ignored these days. Do have fun. Maybe next time you can tell us about your hit list. I'm sure the NSA and DHS will find that packed with mirth as well. Good day....
huh, what...Johnny Cash impersonators?
is everyone in Nevada hunkered down at this point?
is everyone in Nevada hunkered down at this point?
I've been to Area 51. Those boys have NO sense of humor.
Back to topic, the article did not say how the payload was delivered, but mentioned that some of the code was compiled in Korean. Interestingly enough, North Korea just launched a new website promoting tourism, which is even stranger given the fact that they have banned all tourists because of Ebola fears.
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