I'm watching Miami Vice and in S04E07 ("Missing Hours") at around 12 minute in, a very young Chris Rock is talking about being on a BBS.
Ah, the 80s.
Good catch, I'll have to revisit that episode....
I heard that "Global Thermonuclear War" was a popular 80's door game, haha
James Brown also stars in that episode. It's a really bizzare episode.
I heard that "Global Thermonuclear War" was a popular 80's door game, haha
Along with chess.
I heard that "Global Thermonuclear War" was a popular 80's door game, hahAlong with chess.
I'm watching Miami Vice and in S04E07 ("Missing Hours") at around 12
minutes
in, a very young Chris Rock is talking about being on a BBS.
Was it one about cyber crime? ;)
What I always found amusing was the animated flying envelopes for emails and Usenet postings in Mission Impossible.... Tom Cruise being a super hacker spamming every group involving the Book of Job.
What I always found amusing was the animated flying envelopes for emails and Usenet postings in Mission Impossible.... Tom Cruise being a super hacker spamming every group involving the Book of Job.
It was worse in Spain because we didn't have much knowledge of what Usenet w back then (or now, for that matter). I think in the Spanish version they refered to it as "The Internet" so a lot of people didn't really know what t fuck was going on XD
It was worse in Spain because we didn't have much knowledge of what Usenet was back then (or now, for that matter). I think in the Spanish version they refered to it as "The Internet" so a lot of people didn't really know what the fuck was going on XD
It was worse in Spain because we didn't have much knowledge of whatUsenet
was back then (or now, for that matter). I think in the Spanish version
they refered to it as "The Internet" so a lot of people didn't reallyknow
what the fuck was going on XD
There is a Linux program (the name escapes me now) that turns your desktop into a "Hollywood hacker" screen. It's hilarious.
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It was worse in Spain because we didn't have much knowledge of whatUsenet
was back then (or now, for that matter). I think in the Spanish version
they refered to it as "The Internet" so a lot of people didn't reallyknow
what the fuck was going on XD
There is a Linux program (the name escapes me now) that turns your desktop into a "Hollywood hacker" screen. It's hilarious.
hacknet on Steam is something I've always wanted to play on a laptop in an airport... It's a fun hacking game with some interesting visuals...
To: Shurato Re: Re: Huh By: Shurato to digimaus on Sun Sep 08 2024
09:07 pm
From Newsgroup: micronet.chat.general
whatIt was worse in Spain because we didn't have much knowledge of
Usenet
was back then (or now, for that matter). I think in the Spanish version
reallythey refered to it as "The Internet" so a lot of people didn't
know
what the fuck was going on XD
There is a Linux program (the name escapes me now) that turns your desktop into a "Hollywood hacker" screen. It's hilarious.
hacknet on Steam is something I've always wanted to play on a laptop inan
airport... It's a fun hacking game with some interesting visuals...
why in a airport?It was a joke. It would look particularly suspicious.
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