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Seriously, they should use something like this in movies when showing hacker screens. Those are so ridiculous, sometimes I think it’s a deliberate inside gag to
by 9dev 2y ago
Seriously, they should use something like this in movies when showing hacker screens. Those are so ridiculous, sometimes I think it’s a deliberate inside gag to display an HTML page on a terminal when someone purportedly „hacks“ into a government computer.
- genezeta 2y agoSomeone already mentioned hollywood [0]. From its homepage: Hollywood was created in 2014 and has been used by NBC News, CNBC, on Saturday Night Live, the Netflix series Unit 42, Yahoo Finance, and in TV commercials for Experian and SentinelOne, the DEFCON music channel, Full Frontal by Samantha Bee, an episode of Map Men, a parody music video by SUSE, the Spy Ninjas series on Youtube, and magazine articles such as this one from Texas A&M University. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43377030 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43377030
- jama211 2y agoThey do this on purpose… it’s pointless to try and appease realism pedants, so they just make an aesthetic instead. It’s the computer equivalent of every phone number implausibly starting with 555.