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Well, NK likely does not have the best electric grid. So, maybe the problem was just their electric grid! Or maybe the problem was someone clicking on the wro
by graycat 12y ago
Well, NK likely does not have the best
electric grid. So, maybe the problem
was just their electric grid! Or maybe
the problem was someone clicking on the
wrong icon or push button in some system
management software, maybe written in NK?
But if the outage was from a DDoS from
the USG, then I have to regard it as mostly
a publicity stunt: That is, I have to
believe that the NSA and CIA have
much better control over, penetration of,
NK computing than just a DDoS!
I mean, NK has, what, bootleg, never updated
copies of Win 95, Win 2K, Win XP SP0, really
old IE with lots of ActiveX pages, really
old FF and Flash? The place has to be
a computer version of a fire trap without
a firewall! NSA and CIA
rootkits have to be tripping over each
other all over NK like rats in a
garbage pile.
Oh, did someone compare NK with a garbage
pile? Oh, how pejorative! I mean, how
could one regard that pinnacle of fashion
that gave the world the unique haircut of
the Great Patriotic Leader, Jr.?
Besides, their girls nearly all look
so young, that is, small and thin,
possibly because nearly everyone there
is thin. Maybe they get a lot of exercise,
aren't very warm in the winters, and
don't eat very much, or all of those.
- nnnnnnn 12y agoNorth Korea uses Red Star OS[1], an operating system running on the Linux kernel and KDE 3, developed at the Korea Computer Center. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Star_OS https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Star_OS