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Comments on: Papermaster countersues IBM over Apple gig

Go papermaster! 

Posted Friday 14th November 2008 23:50 GMT

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Deliver a decisive blow to the non compete mafia..

Uh oh 

Posted Saturday 15th November 2008 01:05 GMT

Looks IBM is nailed. All he has to do is get it moved to Texas ands its over . IBM should be hit with fines two. They should of never filed in New York since he worked in Texas.

Win Win ...... an IBM Special for XXXXPerienced Novices/Old Hands/the Best of Brains* 

Posted Saturday 15th November 2008 07:54 GMT

"Big Blue says his intimate knowledge of IBM's Power microprocessor technology makes him a security risk at Apple." ..... Err, that would be a security asset at Apple, methinks. And it is not microprocessor technology which Big Blue IBM has lost/is losing in the Power game, it is Processor Design Architecture for Control of Power chipped technologies. And Papermaster is just but one of many discovering that Established Cloud Field/Layer/SAP Development Protocol.

Given its SAP Root ... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SAP_AG .... one could also suspect that IBM doth protest too much to conceal effectively their silken trojan.

* Well, that is what they will be competing/jousting against, m'dear.... although whether the Old Guard have the necessary Future Zeroday Skillsets to be a Lead Major Player in a World of Greater Eastern Chip Control Investment and Support is the Present Enigma and Great Game Morph Actuality.

Which you may Realise is nothing more or less than a MMORPG for Reality, Virtually.

Bah IBM are such hypocrites 

Posted Sunday 16th November 2008 14:05 GMT

Flame

The internal IP training @ IBM show that non-compete clauses are not necessary anyway. If Apple released anything with IBM trade secrets they could sue Apple and Papermaster into oblivion.

Maybe amanfromMars is right and they are just trying to cover the fact that he is really a plant (although that would clearly be against the "Trust and Integrity" part of the corporate vision).

It really shows up the internal propaganda as a stinky pill of manure when you see the company acting like this (not that this comes as any surprise, I've been aware of it for a long while now).

Chat bots 

Posted Monday 17th November 2008 10:51 GMT

Dead Vulture

aManFromMars is getting a lot better these days, almost that entire first paragraph made sense!

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