A computer programmer's dream job at a hot Portland-based firm turns nightmarish when he discovers his boss has a secret and ruthless means of dispatching anti-trust problems.

Larry Banks: We don't take anything seriously, unless it's on a hard drive.
Gary Winston: It's just a matter of time before someone borrows your technology, improves it and makes a billion dollars on it.
Ken Cosgrove: How's it going?
Building 20 Guard: Big night. Switched from tea to coffee. Brought new meaning to my work.
Delbert: How's it going?
Building 20 Guard: Big night. Switched from tea to coffee. Brought new meaning to my work.
Inspector: [looking for fingerprints on a keyboard] Dust the colon and the backslash key! Only geeks use those keys.
Lyle Barton: If you will change your mind and join us. I'm hoping you have a feeling that that is the right thing to do ,
Milo: Well, I'm sure what you're doing is important, Mr. Barton, I just fell like this is... kind of my time to make my mark.
Larry Banks: He said, uh, "The answer's not in the box, it's in the band."
Reporter: Gary Winston once said that any teenager in a garage could put him out of business. Is that what you've done?
Milo: [Looking around him] This is a garage.
Gary Winston: The answer's not in the box, it's in the band.
Milo: This isn't a game! In the real world, when you kill people they die - for real! And in the real world you're fucked!
Gary Winston: You're either a one or a zero. Alive or dead.
Gary Winston: Are we making CHEMICAL WEAPONS? KIDDIE PORN? Are we STRIP-MINING? NO! Why are they after me?
Milo: Now I'm going to go out on a limb here because there's a very good chance you're not going to believe a word of what I'm about to tell you.
Bob Shrot: You'd be surprised what I'd believe about these people.
Milo: Doesn't Bill Gates have something like that?
Gary: Bill Who?