Anyone who knows about computers has a lot of reasons to be dissatisfied when watching the movies in which they appear. These are some of the nebulas that you can see.
• The Word processor does not show the cursor.
• Heroes typed the entire text and do not even use the space bar.
• The monitors have letters of a size of 2-3 cm.
• High-tech computers, such as NASA, CIA or some other government institutions, will have a super user-oriented graphical interface. If not, then they will understand all commands typed in by free speech. For example, in order to get to the most trusted secret files, you only need to type "ACCESS ALL OF THE SECRET FILES" ("Dose X"). Or to insert a destructive virus that will destroy the entire extraterrestrial civilization, you simply need to type "UPLOAD VIRUS" ("Fortress" and "Independence Day").
• All computers are connected. You can access information from a malicious computer even if it is turned off.
• All powerful global computers record every time you press a key, or when the screen changes. Some even slow down printing text on the screen to increase tension. Absolutely the most powerful can and emulate the sound of the matrix printer while the text is printed on the screen.
• In the interior of each computer, there are piles of boards and lights that are burning and fading. If something breaks down, the sparks start to spark from the computer, the smoke, sometimes some flash from the inside, and finally the computer explodes magically, throwing the main hero 5m from the place where he was standing.
• When the hero ends up tapping the report, simply turn off the computer, and not think of the document ("Dose X").
• Any "hacker" can enter into the world's most secure database in five minutes, and can also hit a secret code from 2 attempts.
• The "PERMISSION DENIED" message also has "OVERRIDE" function (eg "Demolition men").
• Complex calculations and loading of huge databases are completed for a maximum of 3 seconds. Modems in movies seem to work at a speed of at least 2 GB / s.
• When a power plant, a rocket plant or something overheats, all the computers in the building will explode together with the building itself (while the hero in the foreground explodes and throws it onto the ground).
• If you try to start encrypted files, a window appears where you need to type in the password.
• No matter what kind of disk it is (hard disk, CD, floppy disk ...), it is readable from any computer in the world. All programs work on all platforms. As computers are more advanced, they have more buttons that fall and go out ("Eighth Passenger 2"). On the other hand, every user has to be a top expert, because no button has an inscription on what mucus.
• All computers, no matter how small, have a super-modern-active-3D-animated-photo-realistic video display.
• Laptop computers, for unknown reasons, always have high-tech video conferencing equipment, or a video phone, and performance in the CRAY supercomputer ranking.
• Whenever a person looks at the display, the picture is so light that it is projected onto his / her face ("Eighth Traveler", "Odyssey 2001").
• The Word processor does not show the cursor.
• Heroes typed the entire text and do not even use the space bar.
• The monitors have letters of a size of 2-3 cm.
• High-tech computers, such as NASA, CIA or some other government institutions, will have a super user-oriented graphical interface. If not, then they will understand all commands typed in by free speech. For example, in order to get to the most trusted secret files, you only need to type "ACCESS ALL OF THE SECRET FILES" ("Dose X"). Or to insert a destructive virus that will destroy the entire extraterrestrial civilization, you simply need to type "UPLOAD VIRUS" ("Fortress" and "Independence Day").
• All computers are connected. You can access information from a malicious computer even if it is turned off.
• All powerful global computers record every time you press a key, or when the screen changes. Some even slow down printing text on the screen to increase tension. Absolutely the most powerful can and emulate the sound of the matrix printer while the text is printed on the screen.
• In the interior of each computer, there are piles of boards and lights that are burning and fading. If something breaks down, the sparks start to spark from the computer, the smoke, sometimes some flash from the inside, and finally the computer explodes magically, throwing the main hero 5m from the place where he was standing.
• When the hero ends up tapping the report, simply turn off the computer, and not think of the document ("Dose X").
• Any "hacker" can enter into the world's most secure database in five minutes, and can also hit a secret code from 2 attempts.
• The "PERMISSION DENIED" message also has "OVERRIDE" function (eg "Demolition men").
• Complex calculations and loading of huge databases are completed for a maximum of 3 seconds. Modems in movies seem to work at a speed of at least 2 GB / s.
• When a power plant, a rocket plant or something overheats, all the computers in the building will explode together with the building itself (while the hero in the foreground explodes and throws it onto the ground).
• If you try to start encrypted files, a window appears where you need to type in the password.
• No matter what kind of disk it is (hard disk, CD, floppy disk ...), it is readable from any computer in the world. All programs work on all platforms. As computers are more advanced, they have more buttons that fall and go out ("Eighth Passenger 2"). On the other hand, every user has to be a top expert, because no button has an inscription on what mucus.
• All computers, no matter how small, have a super-modern-active-3D-animated-photo-realistic video display.
• Laptop computers, for unknown reasons, always have high-tech video conferencing equipment, or a video phone, and performance in the CRAY supercomputer ranking.
• Whenever a person looks at the display, the picture is so light that it is projected onto his / her face ("Eighth Traveler", "Odyssey 2001").
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