WHAT IS THIS FUCKING CODE
WHAT IS THIS FUCKING CODE
Ayden Cox
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Owen Bailey
666
Jacob Foster
what was his name again?
Easton Ortiz
Nortin Portent.
Nathaniel Cruz
Whatime gunnado
Samuel Peterson
KEK
Juan Martinez
I don't think nuclear launch sites have codes that are 3 digits long but fair enough game
Dominic Thomas
Naughtin Portaint.
Anthony Walker
Wait a minut that card...
youtube.com
Colton Anderson
So you can remember then easily
David Ortiz
Kino
Aiden Wright
All nuclear codes in the US from 1962 to the mid 80's were 0000. Some were protected by a mere padlock
Jace Morales
Why would that be how it's set up? If Naught Imp Portent lived in that time period the US would be a crater.
Matthew Jenkins
I prefer this version
my.mixtape.moe
Camden Moore
Post proof or gtfo.
Matthew Wilson
Wow
How the fuck did we avoid getting nuked by Russian spies again?
Camden Reed
From Bruce G. Blair, nuclear security expert
>The Strategic Air Command (SAC) in Omaha quietly decided to set the “locks” to all zeros in order to circumvent this safeguard. During the early to mid-1970s, during my stint as a Minuteman launch officer, they still had not been changed. Our launch checklist in fact instructed us, the firing crew, to double-check the locking panel in our underground launch bunker to ensure that no digits other than zero had been inadvertently dialed into the panel. SAC remained far less concerned about unauthorized launches than about the potential of these safeguards to interfere with the implementation of wartime launch orders. And so the “secret unlock code” during the height of the nuclear crises of the Cold War remained constant at 00000000.
theguardian.com
Also daily reminder that the world came THIS close to ending in the early 1980's from faulty Russian sensors detecting a nonexistant launch from the USA. Look up Stanislav Petrov
Logan Long
bump
i wanna talk more about nukes
Zachary Jackson
Jackie
Jeremiah Carter
It's amazing we're still around. Other countries probably have similar or worse precautions on their warheads
Blake Foster
The most common password is the easily-circumvented "123456". Imagine how far up the chain that applies...
Aiden Walker
Useless piece of shit.
Cooper Jackson
why do not just shoot the computer ?
Brandon Clark
>mfw India and Pakistan have nuclear weapons
>earth still somehow exists
Matthew James
Tim Portant
Nathan Brooks
*ba-dum tssh*