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RE: Inbound missle from N. Korea alert. - KiminPL - 01-18-2018
quote:
Originally posted by Eric1600
KiminPL, I think you're thinking of this http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2254131/?ref_=ttpl_pl_tt but with a punatic flavor.
Ah! Of course, it's already been done. But Punatics would make it more interesting, I'm sure.
RE: Inbound missle from N. Korea alert. - Obie - 01-22-2018
"Gov. David Ige says he and his team took so long to post a message to social media about the recent missile alert being a false alarm because he didn't know his Twitter username and password."
When you didn't think it could be any more bizarre !
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2018/01/23/hawaii-governor-took-long-to-post-on-twitter-about-missile-alert-because-forgot-username-password.html
RE: Inbound missle from N. Korea alert. - HereOnThePrimalEdge - 01-22-2018
he didn't know his Twitter username and password."
Maybe he should take a tip from one of his workers at the HEMA facility:
For quick & easy access to passwords, write them on a yellow post-it note and tape to your computer monitor! You never know when there might be an emergency. Now you're ready in a flash!
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RE: Inbound missle from N. Korea alert. - TomK - 01-22-2018
Excellent. Might be worth keeping an eye on Ige's twitter account now that hackers know where the password is stored.
RE: Inbound missle from N. Korea alert. - Wao nahele wahine - 01-25-2018
Now the employee who sent the message is refusing to cooperate with the investigation.
http://www.kitv.com/story/37353264/feds-hawaii-missile-alert-employee-not-cooperating-in-probe?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_KITV
Wahine
RE: Inbound missle from N. Korea alert. - MarkD - 01-25-2018
Maybe he (or she) is holding out for a raise.
RE: Inbound missle from N. Korea alert. - randomq - 01-25-2018
Because ... it wasn't clicked accidentally! Let the conspiracy theories begin!
Or maybe the guy just doesn't want to say anything to help a lawsuit.
In any case, the multiple hearings aren't enough, we need a million dollar study to really understand what happened. And probably an additional tax to cover raises for the department.
RE: Inbound missle from N. Korea alert. - leilanidude - 01-26-2018
quote:
Originally posted by Wao nahele wahine
Now the employee who sent the message is refusing to cooperate with the investigation.
http://www.kitv.com/story/37353264/feds-hawaii-missile-alert-employee-not-cooperating-in-probe?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_KITV
Wahine
Now the employee who did it, does need to be fired. Refusing to cooperate with an investigation?
RE: Inbound missle from N. Korea alert. - HereOnThePrimalEdge - 01-26-2018
Let the conspiracy theories begin!
Inside job?
The not-a-drill message pushing employee might really have been a stooge for Kim Jong-un playing the long game, a trained North Korean operative carefully placed into the bowels of the Hawaii government alert and warning system, allowing Kim Jong-un to test an accessible part of American defense system. Those systems failed. What will Kim Jong-un make of this revelation? Was a treasured kimchi recipe involved in any manner as the operation unfolded? Perhaps handed off to accomplices on a slightly curled yellow post-it note?
Percentage change in the level of glyphosate, an herbicide, in Americans’ urine since 1993 : +1,200. Harper's Index
RE: Inbound missle from N. Korea alert. - Wao nahele wahine - 01-30-2018
And....here's more to the story.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-switch/wp/2018/01/30/heres-what-went-wrong-with-that-hawaii-missile-alert-the-fcc-says/?utm_term=.b6131e223315