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Hackers Gained Unauthorized Network Access to Casio Networks
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Oh no my ... Looks around house um, my... Looks at the kitchen, in the workshop, rec room... Ooh a casino keyboard! But it's not registered there's no software or internet connection... I think I have a couple of dead dumb watches in the junk drawer.
What in the hell happened to Casio anyway? Back in the '90s and early zeros I think I had like seven or eight things from them.
People like me keep buying more F-91Ws when the old ones break or get lost