"No answer. This doesn’t happen, not to me." Apparently what's happened is that Robert X has gone mad. He's jumping at shadows. Let's review the article: *

"No answer. This doesn’t happen, not to me." Apparently what's happened is that Robert X has gone mad. He's jumping at shadows. Let's review the article: * Neokast engineers leave the company * Neokast CEO has a birthday, for some reason does not mention painful and embarrassing evisceration of his company * various Neokast people ignore his pokes on Facebook Ergo, some rich and "technically deep" company has purchased the IP and threatened everyone involved with runiation if they dare log into Facebook again. Obviously. It's the only possible explanation. I think the last scoop Robert X got right was Apple's switch to the i386 chip. Everything else has been insane ravings and egomania.