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An unknown attack causes the Defense Department to shut down over a thousand computers.

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what OS
by Jesus#2 June 21, 2007 3:26 PM PDT
I wonder what operating system they were using...
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Not likely...
by ewelch June 21, 2007 3:32 PM PDT
Sun, or BSD or some other flavor of UNIX. If I remember correctly,
Homeland Security specifies Windows Server. But then we knew this
administration is very Windows-friendly and hostile to the
competition.

Go figure.
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"I don't do email" is a lie.
by p.u.m.a. June 21, 2007 5:33 PM PDT
When the press was first informing the public about Robert Gates as a potential successor to Rumsfeld, one of the things that the White House touted of Gates was his interest in his students when he was President of Texas A&M. Many times over it was said that he would blog anonymously on the T A&M sports blog to get the students fired up. If you can blog buddy, you can e-mail.
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p.u.m.a. doesn't get it.
by kakodes_too June 21, 2007 6:49 PM PDT
One of the indications of intelligence is the ability to recognize subtleties in language; e.g., subtle humor, double entendre, RIPOSTS ....
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