Things We'd Like Stuxnet to Do Next
Claire Berlinski, Ed. ·
Jan 17, 2011 at 1:04am
I'd like to see the Bushehr reactor reassemble itself and start playing arrangements from Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.
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Jun '10
Re: Things We'd Like Stuxnet to Do Next
I'd like to hear the Bushehr reactor sing a couple of bars of "Mame."
You brought yellow-cake back in style, Mame.
You make the Israelis smile, Mame.
Your skin is Glowin' Satin
You screwed Iran's Project Manhattan.
Mame!
Sep '10
Re: Things We'd Like Stuxnet to Do Next
"This is the voice of Imam Ali. Tell little squinty I ain't comin back"...sounds of thunder and ominous music.
May '10
Re: Things We'd Like Stuxnet to Do Next
I'd like Stuxnet to identify and count all the illegal copies of American software in China, remove $10 from the Chinese treasury for each copy, send the money to Guantanamo, and put a polite xie-xie you note in President Hu's mailbox.
Aug '10
Re: Things We'd Like Stuxnet to Do Next
I'd like to see what would happen to the Hezbollah organization charts and weapons cache spreadsheets. Do you think they're Mac terrorists or PC terrorists ?
Nov '10
Re: Things We'd Like Stuxnet to Do Next
Perhaps it will start a game of tic-tac-toe with the main computers until they realize that they can't logically support Iran's nuclear ambitions...or is that just the movies?
Jun '10
Re: Things We'd Like Stuxnet to Do Next
This stuff used to be science fiction. I recall twenty years ago a story in OMNI Magazine called Burning Chrome that predicted a similar scenario. Of course, I also remember Roger Zelazny writing about computers no bigger than a book. I must be getting old. What's this gray dander on my keyboard? Either the cat is shedding or I am.
May '10
Re: Things We'd Like Stuxnet to Do Next
Crash HHS computers, thus "repealing" Obamacare.
Or IRS, giving us all a "tax cut."
Edited on Jan 17, 2011 at 8:57amJan '11
Re: Things We'd Like Stuxnet to Do Next
How about it plays "It's a Small World" on continuous loop? That would result in immediate decommissioning.