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MovieOS implementation by connorbd2001-01-12 09:20:51
  RE: MovieOS implementation by gaygeek2001-01-12 09:52:58
    RE: MovieOS implementation by IByte2001-01-12 10:53:16
      RE: MovieOS implementation by Schol-R-LEA;22001-01-12 13:23:52
        RE: MovieOS implementation by IByte 2001-01-12 13:44:44
Schol-R-LEA;2 wrote: >IByte wrote: >>gaygeek wrote: >(...) >>>You can't forget the fact that all laptops MUST have a program that does nothing but countdown from x to 0 in big, red numbers. That way, it's easy to know when the world (or United States) will be destroyed by some alien superweapon. >>You forgot to include the movie reference (ID4) >  >Actually, that sort of thing appears in so many movies, it wasn't necessary to mention any specific one. All right, so I meant an example movie reference...   >Let's see, what else? >  > - has an unbreakable encryption scheme that shows an annoying message and/or animation to taunt your enemies with when they try to break it (Jurassic Park), but the password to open it must be a common word that you can guess just by knowing a little about the person who owns the file (Wargames, Real Genius, and a dozen others, and for that matter all too often in RL). Referring to the last two items: - Let's not forget GoldenEye... - I know, as webmaster of a site that has logins, it's my everyday reality.
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