There's no point in seizing any documents -- how will anyone be able to read them? Everything's written in Hungarian notation!

You are all educated stupid. You can't handle the magnificence of Sony's Simultaneous Four-Layer Harmonic Micro-Reflector.

So that shiny rotary volume control doesn't actually rotate?

Out of the box, the Mindstorms software isn't all that great -- it runs a custom bytecode format that only allows very limited computation and data storage. But the processor itself isn't bad; it's a 48MHz ARM with 64KB of RAM and 256KB of flash, which is pretty respectable (although not at the PocketPC level, true). Now that the firmware source code available, it should be possible to write much more powerful software in C or assembler.

There wasn't necessarily any programming involved. All the article says is that he "defeated the security pass code". Maybe he just peeked over the repairman's shoulder and figured out how to get into the ATM's configuration screen.

10:00 am, Pacific Standard Time.