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by ryandvm 16y ago
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tl;dr: We're launching a missile tonight. Stay away please.
Edit: Doh. The date for this is Nov 9th, not last night. Not sure how I missed that - this isn't rocket science.
- cyanbane 16y ago'Call of Duty: Black Ops' comes out for the major video game consoles tonight, my guess is that these guys didn't want to be stuck at work (shooting missiles) on release night when they could have been at home playing with virtual ones, so my guess is that they just bumped it up a night.
- runjake 16y agoBut this is for tonight, not last night when the phenomena occurred.
- wheaties 16y agoWonder who didn't adjust a calendar for a leap year in some government code. Surely today could be Nov. 10, right? It's not like someone's hacked together version of a date/time system hasn't made it's way across my desk, I don't know, fifty million times... "Why don't use you a DateTime object for that?" "They have those?" ...
- runjake 16y agoI choose to pick the obvious answer first. (Military alerts like these are almost daily on the Pacific coast)