[Disambiguator]

This will intensify their sense of isolation, alienation, and, of course RONERINESS.

[Ghost of SVR4]

I hope it was American White Hats that did it..

[ctdonath2]

Reality behind the “oh, both computers are down?” comments: NK only has 1024 IP addresses allocated to them. USA has billions.

[VanDeKoik]

Dont worry, Kim, I've got you covered.

[onedoug]

I’d let them know too, that if they launch ANYTHING at all, we’ll blow it out of the sky...that is if they can even clear the pad.

[Cementjungle]

I think this is being done to make Americans think we're doing something to NK.

DNS in the US isn't resolving names in the .kp domain. If I try to do a traceroute to IP addresses in NK (for example: The Korea Computer Center is 175.45.176.14) I can't even get out of the US.

I would be real curious to see if any European (or Asian) Freepers are able to get to sites there. I suspect that Obama is just putting on a show for us and not really doing anything to NK.

[LS]

Someone erased their blackboard?

[Billthedrill]

I’d be sort of surprised if anyone in the U.S. thought it worth the trouble. Now, Sony, on the other hand...let me see, a megacorporation with a billion-dollar IT budget that just got slapped in the face in front of the world? If you have to make an enemy in cyberspace I wouldn’t recommend that one.

[tophat9000]

We need to help them .. start a new charity drive...call it

“IP for North Korea”...

[tophat9000]

We need to help them .. start a new charity drive...call it

“IP for North Korea”... ....we need that hashtag

[wastedyears]

There’s internet in North Korea?