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INQUIRER hack storms Intel fortress

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By INQUIRER staff

Wed Jul 11 2007, 12:26

CHARLIE DEMERJIAN gained access to Intel's innermost sanctum in Satan Clara recently.

After breaching the ramparts, and succeeding in his Mission College Boulevard Impossible, Charlie made himself right at home by sitting at the desk of one of the top and most fearsome spinners there is at Chipzilla.

We think said spinner will know who he is. µ

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