Plane spotters will certainly understand: I like spotting vintage computers and codes in TV Shows and movies. If you find the topic interesting, then you may want to visit the excellent and reference website Staring the Computer (http://www.starringthecomputer.com/). Let me share – or re-share – here some of the best sightings I’ve made during 2016. In order of appearance in the pictures of the post:
– In the excellent TV show Preacher (2016 on AMC), Odin Quincannon (Jackie Earle Haley) uses a Commodore 64 in his office to play and release some steam.
– In Preacher again, the travel agent (Tara Karsian) books a ticket to hell for the angels (Fiore – Tom Brook – and deBlanc – Anatol Yusef) so they can save Arseface (Ian Colletti), using a Macintosh and an Image Writer.
– In Breach (2007), Robert Hanssen (Chris Cooper) is ready to make one last dead drop of stolen C language code before the FBI catches him.
– In the Avengers (2012), Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) was right, the technician was really playing Galaga!
– In the brilliant TV show Westworld (2016 on HBO), Bernard Lowe (Jeffrey Wright) reviews and reveals us the narrative code of Dolores Abernathy (Evan Rachel Wood).
There are truths in shows subliminal messaging pay attention to them and believe what is reviled to you study it to find out if its factual and share it
Computer & Code spotters Ngày mới vui vẻ nha Jamel Tayeb
certainly, spotting old computers and programming stuff in tv shows and movies is very fun. Such as the code that overlayed the “Terminator vision” in Terminator was 6502 Assembly Code for the Apple II.
Aaron Christopher Deditch as well as in Elysium more recently, but is is x86 asm, when John Carlyle (William Fichtner) is writing code to “reboot” the space station. I believe taken verbatim from an Intel application note.