cynicalsecurity 
Perhaps I read it wrongly but "Southwest Airlines not being affected by #crowdstike" could not just be "we did not run #crowdstrike on critical operations systems"?
Sort of easier than the Windows 3.11 story?
Fi 🏳️⚧️it could, but now you're talking about them.
@munin oh, I see, it is more fun to pretend they run on a ZX81 than actually suggest that, in breach of all regulatory requirements and sekurity theatre, they were not running EDR on internal systems running critical ops (which is what I would have recommended)?
more along the lines of, "hey this would be a good story for publicity and get us press for being the only ones still operating as normal"
@munin oh, I wasn't sufficiently cynical…
eh, marketers have a different set of priorities.
Kensan@cynicalsecurity I mean they do have suppliers of brand new hardware. https://wandering.shop/@cstross/112830705848210304
Charlie Stross (@[email protected])
@[email protected] Here is a brand new PC designed to run Windows 3.1 (or Win95!) out of the box! https://www.tomshardware.com/video-games/retro-gaming/retro-pocket-386-win-95-laptop-arrives-for-less-than-dollar200-comes-with-40mhz-386-sx-processor-8-mb-ram-and-replaceable-graphics
@Kensan never underestimate the Internet…
@cynicalsecurity I think the impressive part is that DigiKey has 386 CPUs in stock.
@Kensan just goes to show that Intel x86 is an indestructible weed.
fG!@cynicalsecurity Shhhhhhhhh! The same Southwest that had a meltdown two years ago? ;-)
@osxreverser different meltdown, different party ;P
@cynicalsecurity Sloppy IT vs Sloppy IT + Clownstrike :P