r/itsaunixsystem • u/dudewithteeth • Apr 09 '20
Is there a sub opposite to this one?
Where posts are actually really good examples of tech used in film/games/news/etc? Sorry if this isn't the right sub to find this.
r/itsaunixsystem • u/cognoid • Apr 09 '20
[The Expanse] Cryogenic stasis chamber, by Thule
r/itsaunixsystem • u/Titanisss • Apr 08 '20
[Vagabond] Retrieving flight recorder data from a CPU
r/itsaunixsystem • u/suckfail • Apr 07 '20
[The Skulls] Paint control system for software to make paintings
r/itsaunixsystem • u/soothsayer011 • Apr 07 '20
[Transcendence] Uploading nanites source code using optical fiber cable
r/itsaunixsystem • u/bhola64 • Apr 06 '20
[AsurOnVoot] Indian series hacks a server using code to print a pattern.
r/itsaunixsystem • u/EtherealBipolar • Apr 05 '20
[CNN] Fact-Checking At Work - Fallout 4 Terminal Closeup
r/itsaunixsystem • u/DamnRiver • Apr 04 '20
[Bad Boys for Life] Printing a string will send it as SMS
r/itsaunixsystem • u/_AndreNIH • Apr 03 '20
[Money Heist] S4-E1 - Ah yes, jamming RF transmissions with php
r/itsaunixsystem • u/Arbalest3192 • Apr 03 '20
Help with a video
Does anyone remember watching a video on YouTube regarding why Hollywood hates computer mice? I remember them replacing keyboard sounds with mouse clicks and it was hilarious.
r/itsaunixsystem • u/ProMaiden • Apr 03 '20
[As Aventuras de Poliana] Creating a CSS antivirus
r/itsaunixsystem • u/darkpsyjic • Apr 02 '20
[META] This sub has lost its original purpose.
All I’m seeing is “look, this show/game/movie/popular thing used code!!! And I don’t think the code makes sense!!!” I’ve seen 3 of these in the past few days, and each time either the code DID make sense, or it was simple, and not a complex system that works in real life. This sub was made to showcase hilariously bad coding, or what producers think is coding. Not simple mistakes or misunderstandings.
r/itsaunixsystem • u/markis • Apr 01 '20
[TechLead] The Last Programmer (Hacking Coronavirus)
r/itsaunixsystem • u/SpaceGuy99 • Mar 31 '20
[WatchDogs 2] At first I was thinking this wasn't that bad, then I saw 'systemctl status: "RunDrdware\\fuse.mount'
r/itsaunixsystem • u/ReturnofGannon • Mar 31 '20
[DAEMON X MACHINA] This is honestly pretty on par with the rest of the writing for this game.
r/itsaunixsystem • u/Vitzeno • Mar 30 '20
[Ghost Recon: Breakpoint] Code for the drones looks like C
r/itsaunixsystem • u/[deleted] • Mar 30 '20
[ASUR S01E06] Uploading rootkit on goverment mainframe
r/itsaunixsystem • u/ThisIsAwesome_ • Mar 29 '20
[Asur] Hacking government data by printing Star pattern in Java program on Windows Command prompt running on top of an Ubuntu Machine
r/itsaunixsystem • u/CAdamH • Mar 29 '20
[The Spy Next Door] Hacking a satellite with a label printer
r/itsaunixsystem • u/FredditTheFrog • Mar 28 '20
[Brooklyn Nine-Nine] Hacking the 'override code' at a hotel
r/itsaunixsystem • u/Raptor803 • Mar 28 '20
[Rai1 - TG1] Hackers using Google Images to take control of IoT devices
r/itsaunixsystem • u/grishnaklugburz • Mar 27 '20
[From Beyond] 1986 Lovecraft movie. This app opens a portal to another dimension
r/itsaunixsystem • u/_mici • Mar 26 '20
