Any idea who..?

[Focux]

I heard there was a man who brought down Dell, Yahoo and several other companies with a Commodore 64 laptop and he was jailed for life. His next 3 generations were also forbidden to access a computer.

Any ideas..?

[Guest]

I have a really good feeling that didn't happen.

[Shroomster]

When did this happen?

[DigitalHermit]

Sounds iffy... If we're talking late 80s, Yahoo didn't exist yet...

[Guest]

And in regards to the "next three generations" thing, has any government on Earth ever actually done something like that? Punished someones kids for something their parent did, or their grandparent did?

[Focux]

Idk, but a friend told me about this a while back

It could be data still unclassified

[EarthboundHero]

Idk, but a friend told me about this a while back

It could be data still unclassified

Highly doubt that. What's your friends source?

[Guest]

Idk, but a friend told me about this a while back

It could be data still unclassified

All criminal records in the US, EU, and Canada are publicly available (for the most part). If this happened, a quick search would tell you.

[Focux]

Highly doubt that. What's your friends source?

Idk, I just happened to recall it sorry man

[EarthboundHero]

Idk, I just happened to recall it sorry man

If you talk to him again, ask him about it.

[Fred Castellum]

Sounds like a fake story to me. 

 

[Stefan Becker]

[OriginalPromise]

And in regards to the "next three generations" thing, has any government on Earth ever actually done something like that? Punished someones kids for something their parent did, or their grandparent did?

North Korea.

[Psykomantis00]

OP be trollin. 

 

 

 

Or just dumb. I'll let you decided. 

[Guest]

North Korea.

I mean of the ones that count XP

[Nineshadow]