I see what you did there... I have to admit, that took me a few seconds to process.

Investigations are still ongoing, and I'm just quoting and translating local media reports as they come.

According to additional reports throughout the day, malware was transmitted through patch management servers, affecting hundreds of PCs at the broadcasters and banks. The malware was designed to target the master boot records of the computers, taking them offline, and according to another article, local security experts say that this is an example of an advanced persistent threat.

There is a South Korean movie based on a popular webcomic here that was released last year called Moss.

The Korean Air Force has its own pro team which competes on a regular basis. This means they can jump right into the loop after their term is up. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lim_Yo-Hwan.

Guess they'll be seeing increased numbers of appeals where the majority of those disconnected own an access point.

Which were not password-protected.

Might see just one good thing come out of this mess.

From the article: "One blogger posted a screenshot of the software purportedly blocking an attempt to visit a porn site using Microsoft's Internet Explorer. But, he said, there was no problem accessing the site using the Firefox web browser. "

Well, if one has to constantly modify CSS because different browsers interpret the same code differently, it's no wonder some people bash it. Heck, even some people who have been using CSS for quite the while bash it.

I can get married by playing Gears of War 2? Sign me up!