Wow – The Federal Cyber Breach Was Not Discovered By U.S. Govt., Was Discovered By Private Company During Product Demo… Wait until they get Windows 95. The shit will really hit the fan!
This post was last modified on June 12, 2015
Wow – The Federal Cyber Breach Was Not Discovered By U.S. Govt., Was Discovered By Private Company During Product Demo… Wait until they get Windows 95. The shit will really hit the fan!
This post was last modified on June 12, 2015
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I wish they'd hack into Obama's birth certificate and school records. At least then we'd get to see what he's hiding there.
Maybe there is no records...thats why we never see them, If he was Born outside the USA the only mention of it might have been a mark on a tree..and he scooted through college on Soro's dime, but never actually went to college, maybe thats why they don't exist..But then again the WEEKLY WORLD NEWS claims Obama is an alien from another planet..
Under Obama we are now the "Divided and Hacked States of America"...
Hey nothing to worry about the NSA is all over this. GIVE ME A BREAK. The federal government couldn't find its own "junk" with four hands.
You joke about Windows 95 but we had an even stranger story on the local news last night here in Grand Rapids. Seems the Grand Rapids School System has a computerized temperature control system that monitors building temperatures and communicates with thermostats in buildings around the city using radio waves. That computer has been running constantly -- NON-STOP -- for thirty-something years without breaking down and needing replacement parts. That computer (here comes the punchline) is a Commodore 64.
Non-Windows, not hooked up to the internet (dial-up is dead), so it's reliable, no viruses, etc.
I had a doctor was still using Windows XP. MS doesn't even support it anymore, no security updates and very hackable. Just what you want your medical records stored on.
I've been trying to remember my own Commodore 64 ever since I saw the news story, and if I remember right there was no hard drive. It used floppy disks, which is where you stored your program. So while there is no hard drive to crash in that three decades of use, it is sort of a wonder that the floppy disk hasn't worn out. Can you even buy floppy disks anymore?
I never had the C-64, I had a VIC-20. Not even a floppy drive, it used a tape recorder for data storage.
The place I used to work for had a Vydec 1800. You had to manually format the floppies before you could use them. No hard drive at all.
http://www.computinghistory.org.uk/det/2203/Vydec-Exxon-1800-Series-Word-Processor/
For a book I'm writing I wanted to know what the worst computer ever made was. Of course it's an opinion but after doing some research I decided on the 1989 Zenith MinisPort laptop.
OMG that bring back horrible memories. Those things find their way over the side on more than one occasion.
My first laptop was black and white. Back when you dialed up a BBS...lol
I'm not surprised. Expecting the truth from OPM is like expecting undoctored numbers from NOAA. They, and presumably all federal agencies, are now so used to dissembling that they do it even when there's no reason to.
What are they running, DOS?
No they still use RSX.
then again they may be using ISIS.
Please don't tell anyone I even know how to spell RSX, it was not a good operating system.
As a former employee of the federal government, let me inform you in all seriousness that it's possible there are agencies in the government who have not moved up to DOS yet.
They have a Commodore 64,..