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Yea, also, who would build a nuclear bomb that could be detonated via the internet? I would be outright shocked if there wasn’t a mechanical part of the process

Yea, also, who would build a nuclear bomb that could be detonated via the internet? I would be outright shocked if there wasn’t a mechanical part of the process... eg, in the early days, they literally had the warhead and bomb parts physically separated

pmoriarty 6y ago
"I would be outright shocked if there wasn’t a mechanical part of the process" More shocking things have happened, like the nuclear launch codes being "00000000" for 15 years: https://www.huffpost.com/entry/nuclear-missile-code-00000000-cold-war_n_4386784 https://www.huffpost.com/entry/nuclear-missile-code-00000000...
- geoduck14 6y ago
  "0000! That's the same combo I have on my luggage!" - Dark Helmet
- loopz 6y ago
  No worries, they upgraded to 11111111.
geoduck14 6y ago
NAAS (Nukes as a Service) is probably part of the JEDI defense contract Azure signed with the government.