He DID modify it, as you noted. What's the problem?

Cyber != internet. Stuxnet hit Iran's nuclear enrichment facilities through USB drives. Being airgapped is not sufficient.

That didn't stop stuxnet. If you mandate an airgap, then employees will airgap their files, and music, and cat videos, and everything else they were using the internet for, and USB drives become the vector. Ban USB drives, and there is no airgap and no work. Data needs to go in and out of the network, one way or another. Airgap is no replacement for proper security measures and training.

Here's a clue for you, boxcars and shipping containers are not the same size. Try reading.

You can unload 13,000 cases of unpalletized canned goods in four hours, the same amount of time it takes anyone else with pallets? That's pretty fucking amazing, I must say.

I'm a car thief, you insensitive clod!

How much clip art was there?

So pretty much like the original, then?

Slashdot, in case you're new here, is a news aggregator. So every article will be somewhere else first. That's how it works. And two days isn't old.

They forbid internet usage to the masses, but have a top notch cyber military unit in China. This has been known for ages, and there's multiple articles on /. about NK's cyber capabilities. Try to keep up.

I find your ideas intriguing, and would like to subscribe to your social media RSS news twitpic feed.

Maybe because he intends to leave it at some point, and I dunno, drive home? Like, through the weather? And if the weather is bad, it might impact the length of said drive, and further determine when he might want to leave said clean room? Or whatever?

This guy!

Well, I can read every word on it, so...I dunno, get new glasses?

Hold down your ctrl key and scroll in. It's not rocket surgery.