'The Playstation Job' Heisters Arrested
Thanks to the New Jersey Star-Ledger for their news that a gang who stole $5 million worth of PlayStation consoles in a high-tech train heist have been arrested and indicted. According to the article, the theft ring, known as the 'Conrail Boyz', stole more than $20 million of merchandise from freight trains, and their "..largest single take was 17,496 Sony PlayStation electronic game systems worth more than $5 million and involved members driving off with a cargo container, authorities charged." Seriously, what would you do with 17,000 PlayStations?
Ok guys.. you are making this too easy.
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ping -f 255.255.255.255 # if only
This would be redundant as others have suggested it, but I've got a link:
Build a beowulf cluster of PS2 machines.
i think they got caught when they tried to sell the PS2s with a quantity of 17000.
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I don't know what I'd do with the playstations, but I learned yesterday that I could use the shipping container as a way to transport about 30EB of data more quickly than over the internet.
So I might just keep the container and use it to backup all the, er, images in the Chicago area.
Can you say eBay?
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Kids today with their robberies and such. Must of been too much of that Grand Theft Train or Railroad Tycoon.
It's not stupid. It's advanced.