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> 2. The fact that the code was written on a PC with Korean locale & language actually makes it less likely to be North Korea. > Lets not forget also that it i
by Jgrubb 12y ago
> 2. The fact that the code was written on a PC with Korean locale & language actually makes it less likely to be North Korea.
> Lets not forget also that it is trivial to change the language/locale of a computer before compiling code on it.
- ErrantX 12y agoWhat kbart means is; if the DRPK/Korea link came later this flies against the fact that before anything else it was compiled on a PC with Korean locale.
- pionar 12y agoThat still doesn't present a contradiction. The post says that they didn't latch on to "The Interview" until after the media linked it. That doesn't mean they weren't doing things to make people think it was coming from Korea.
- thekingofspain 12y agoYeah, especially because the Korean link was probably what started the "The Interview" saga. Not really a contradiction.