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this post was submitted on 30 Oct 2026
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I'm pretty sure nuclear codes must be entered, then confirmed and then actually launched by a human sitting at an offline terminal specifically bc we don't want hackers to access them.
It all used to be done on floppy disk so that it couldn't possibly be hacked. But there was talk of that changing a number of years back. Not sure if it did, or if it's coming or what. Haven't heard anything about it since.
If 80’s movies taught me anything it’s that there are physical keys that must be turned in sync to launch nukes!
Lol, so true.