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Re:Pirates hack into shipping company’s servers to identify ... by hollerith on Friday March 04, 2016 @05:23AM (#11222920)
Are you sure?

When we ordered an iPad from Apple in 2011, it got handed to one of the big delivery companies (FedEx?) in China, then got put on a plane to the US.

Re:Pirates hack into shipping company’s servers to identify ... by reitoei on Friday March 04, 2016 @06:14AM (#11223049)
'Freight' generally implies the bulk transportation of large quantities of goods. When you said 'small stuff', I didn't realize you meant small quantities of stuff.
Re:Pirates hack into shipping company’s servers to identify ... by culturestate on Friday March 04, 2016 @05:38AM (#11222954)
iPhones and iPads aren't really great examples in this space, because they're often sold before they even come off the assembly line. Apple chooses air freight for (many of) its products simply because that's the most efficient way to operate its particular supply chain.
Re:Pirates hack into shipping company’s servers to identify ... by reitoei on Friday March 04, 2016 @09:25AM (#11223856)
Mea culpa, you're right, they do ship mostly using air freight.