Conspiracy theorists play it safe when they say the US did capture Bin Laden and faked his death to avoid blackmailing/hostage situations. Did they really find 5 computers in a house that allegedly had no internet, phones, etc..., or are they right now probing Osama himself for information? On that note, I'd really like to know what games he played, and if the copies of the software he used were legit. Maybe Osama was quite a good online multiplayer, World of Warcraft, Minecraft, Call of Duty, whatever.
Although it maybe hard for some to imagine, especially for younger people, productively using a computer disconnected from any network is quite a viable option. We did it "back in the day'" just fine. Oh, it's much slower, and less convenient, but it still works. One might imagine spreadsheets of organizational charts, financial accounts. There might be journals, operational plans. The courier might have been carrying disks or CDs between bin Laden's and other al-Qaeda computers. He might have had printed out, or hand written, instructions on what money to transfer from what account to where, and carry the same back to bin Laden. Etc.
Starcraft Zerg; I bet he baneling rushes every time, followed up by neural parasiting infestor plays...
Did everyone see that German News was reporting that it was the famed Maquis SEALS Team Six from the 24th century that actually took out bin Laden? I worked hard on this explainer on the connection between the Khitomer Accord and bin Laden's comeuppance. Enjoy! DataLives http://www.sunnewsnetwork.ca/video/featured/prime-time/867432237001/boldly-going/947625739001
They did find porn. I wonder what porn. Would be cool to see videos labeled "Watched by Osama bin Laden".
http://www.sunnewsnetwork.ca/video/featured/prime-time/867432237001/boldly-going/947625739001 forum member DataLives posted this in General Trek; she's the lady trying to explain that German station's FUBAR to a not-we fellow journo.
It would make me laugh my ass off is SEAL Team 6 actually had a bunch of Star Trek accoutrements on their patch.