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Re:Accidentally Stopping a Global Cyber Attack by jessaustin on Saturday May 13, 2017 @08:30PM (#14333657)
This thread seems to be a series of "well, they had to make this error because previously they had made this other error"... presumably this can go on ad naseum, but isn't the eventual resolution going to be "spend money to install current hardware and software"? They could have done that at any point in the past. Complicated etiologies for broken systems, miss the forest for the trees.
Re:Accidentally Stopping a Global Cyber Attack by edmccard on Saturday May 13, 2017 @09:56PM (#14333841)
>Complicated etiologies for broken systems...

...are how the state-of-the-art is advanced in other industries? Imagine if the FAA's response to an air disaster was, "Never mind root causes, you just should've bought a newer plane".

Re:Accidentally Stopping a Global Cyber Attack by ethelward on Sunday May 14, 2017 @09:47AM (#14335591)
If they were flying airplanes from the 50's not supported by their constructors anymore, I'd say it'd be pretty good answer.
Re:Accidentally Stopping a Global Cyber Attack by Piskvorrr on Thursday May 18, 2017 @08:33AM (#14366651)