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It's the equivalent of tech's hacker baddie wearing sunglasses and a hoodie in a dark room with menacing green letters on the monitor.
by arkitaip 9y ago
It's the equivalent of tech's hacker baddie wearing sunglasses and a hoodie in a dark room with menacing green letters on the monitor.
- T-zex 9y agoWhy waste time on finding a perfect colour scheme, when you can simply put sunglasses on? Same with shampooing, put on a hoodie. That's a true hacker mentality.
- EliRivers 9y agoIt certainly explains why we so often see the same inappropriate language or pattern applied to every other problem.
- ryandrake 9y agoThink about how much inaccuracy and nonsense you can point out (because you are an expert) any time you see/read mainstream reporting on technology. Now extrapolate that to other areas of reporting. It's hard to know what to believe or who's credible.
- ojilles 9y agoGell-Mann Amnesia effect? http://www.omsj.org/blogs/gell-mann-effect http://www.omsj.org/blogs/gell-mann-effect
- emidln 9y agoIgnoring a discussion of good vs evil, I've spent a lot of time in server rooms staring at green letters on black backgrounds in a hoodie with sunglasses either on my head or clipped to my hoodie. Usually a plain black hoodie, because they are available for cheap.
- Floegipoky 9y agoSomebody tried to explain evil mode to the writers but they didn't quite get it.