>>7802594
The dutch are know for claming they can do shit they can't really back up.(see:mars one)

Murdered or not that encryption stuff sounds like bs.

How does PostScript work?

>>7802609
I dont it was bs,not when Roland Pieper was involved and many other investors.This guy had something going but there was someone that stoped him,prove im wrong.

>>7802613
>prove im wrong.
that's not how it works buddy

you made the statement, you prove you're right

>>7802613
>not when Roland Pieper was involved and many other investors
Yea it's not like investors have ever fallen for a scam.

The fact that one of the brightest CTOs of 90's funded this idea?Do you really think they would bother with this guy if they didnt see it in action?Every single floppy disk disappeared after his death, if this guy had a chance to to sell this to philips or just release it ,we would look at the world way more differently then now. People would compare this person to Tesla as this this kind of discovery would change everything.

>>7802637
It is really hard to back this up as i have no valid arguments but this is pretty interesting topic,just imagen how this would help NASA or any big scientific experiment/company and most importantly humanity,turning such a big amount of data in something so small makes you think about it,what if you could scale it on even more?

>>7802665
Anyone can be fooled by a scam. Anyone can make stupid decisions. Roel Pieper is not infallible. He has in fact made several failed businesses.

>Every single floppy disk disappeared after his death
You're assuming the floppy existed in the first place.

Anyway, the alleged compression technology as described is clearly nonsense. It's like compressing a movie into 1 byte per frame.

>>7802672
>just imagen if impossible things were possible it would be cool