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Gone Gonzo  Posts: 2663 Joined: 20 Jul 2008     | |
Pulitzer Laureate  Posts: 884 Joined: 19 Sep 2008     | He sounds a bit mental, but I wouldn't put it past a dick like Jobs to do something like that. The Core chip had to invented by someone, and there's every possibility that it was this dude. |
Copy Clerk  Posts: 116 Joined: 2 Jul 2008    | Anyone else notice that one of the law's/codes he is stating in his case is 1337!? |
Anonymous Source  Posts: 9 Joined: 8 Jan 2009  | Yeah!, that would be so funny if he wins but he is in prison for life so he has no real use for his money. This means the company lost 5 billion dollars for no real reason, Eeeexceeellent. |
Anonymous Source Posts: 9 Joined: 8 Jan 2009 | Also if you think about it maybe 2 and duo ((out of core 2 duo)(derr)) mean 22 so infact this means that a 22 year old Platypus that was the CEO of intel was the course of september 11 attack. But if it was a Platypus, oh my god Kevin Rudd is the one who was in charge of the attack oh my god oh my god no way. but 22 is really old for a platypus so it must of been Kevin Rudds great grand father back from the dead. Who ellected that smug son of a bitch any ways? |
Muckraker  Posts: 283 Joined: 24 Mar 2008   | If he thought of and supposidly had a devalopement plan for this Chip, it still begs the question; Why is he in jail, and can he be still be considered |
Gone Gonzo  Posts: 1243 Joined: 25 Nov 2007     |
Is it okay if I fantasize that they finally criminalized abject stupidity? |
Gone Gonzo  Posts: 3785 Joined: 29 Dec 2007     |
So he's like every other person in prison? But I wasn't aware people in jail could sue, seems logical now that I think about it. Anyway I find his letter rather stupid, who the hell responds well to a threat? |
Production Director  Posts: 123 Joined: 12 Nov 2002     | Perhaps this guy is just simply brilliant rather than technically so. Upon receiving his $5 billion, he would instruct Intel to achieve the amazing feat of the hacker- and virus-proof computer: Turn the machine off. Though previous incarnations of computer hardware are capable of this, this is the first hardware specifically designed for it. |
Beat Writer  Posts: 148 Joined: 10 Jan 2009    |
Next he'll be telling us he invented the lightbulb and a Delorian that can not only travel back in time but is also hacker and virus proof, lets hope he learns from his mistakes and doesnt send that to Apple |
Infamous Scribbler  Posts: 623 Joined: 30 Sep 2008   | How does a county of over 30000 with a town containing over 10000 people not have an online public access system? I live in a county of just over 30000 with a town seat with a population just over 5000 in the rural midwest and even we have online public records. I really don't want to call the west coast just to find out why he's in prison, but I'm curious. That's not even the point of the article and I'm curious. |
Gone Gonzo  Posts: 1670 Joined: 31 Mar 2008    |
Forget about ransom, it reminds me of outright extortion. It's probably the worst attempt at extortion I've ever seen, but still extortion nevertheless. |
Gone Gonzo  Posts: 2633 Joined: 30 Sep 2008   |
That's what I wanna know |
Gone Gonzo  Posts: 4194 Joined: 6 Sep 2008    | totally insane. But wouldn't it be awesome if he was telling the truth? |
Copy Clerk  Posts: 60 Joined: 11 Mar 2009  | interestingly the air force only use blue pens and the army only use black. |
Gone Gonzo  Posts: 2860 Joined: 21 Jan 2009    |
black ink is more difficult to spot as real as opposed to computer signature print. blue and black inks are the only two colours that bind a legal document as such and so blue ink would prove that he signed it, blue printed ink is easy to spot. |
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Shh, don't tell the prisoner that obvious fact or you will end up in prison with a bunch of electronics where the sun don't shine.