- Mar 31, 2003
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While we post Youtube videos, I don't think you can forget about this one:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFUlAQZB9Ng&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFUlAQZB9Ng&feature=related
Or you could transition to "a few days/hours/minutes" later at some point in time...
24 was entertaining but was notorious for this sort of thing - especially like 2 seasons ago when terrorists broke into the white house.
Guy right out of the African jungle: "I've broken into the White House wireless network and have the locations of all the Secret Service Officers and have control over the security cameras"
Huh.... that easy?
Yea so 555 is at least a valid number that fits. Its not like:
"What was his phone again"
"5555-5555-1"
At least attempt to make the show real is all I'm asking...
Ok lets journey back a couple years to the release of "Fast and Furious" (I wish I could erase it from my memory). Uses apparently too much Nitrous Oxide which then causes the screws to fly off on the undercarriage of his car which then leave a hole in the floor?
Or better yet, he apparently "Fries the piston rings" in his car, yet he is able to drive around in it like nothing is wrong whatsoever.
All I'm saying is that Hollywood needs to give at least half of an effort in its movies/shows. IT was just the thing that popped up right now...
all that is forgiven because i get to see jack bauer torture/kill someone in a unique and entertaining way.
lol @ using fast and the furious as an example
PSA: TRANSFORMERS AREN'T REAL EITHER
I get your rant, but your specific example of an IP address is terrible.
Maybe they can make a special version of Criminal Minds for you OP, an entire season where we sit over the shoulder of a person attempting to perform a righteous hack.
Talk about exciting.
lol @ SamuelCurtis's comment
Welcome to my world, OP. Once I went to law school, law and order and most other court room drama's became unwatchable for me.
"What is his IP Address?"
"374.14.12.3"
*Double Facepalm* - IPv4 addresses are broken into 8-bit octets and, thus, cannot exceed 255 in any octet.
Welcome to my world, OP. Once I went to law school, law and order and most other court room drama's became unwatchable for me.
You don't want your kid to have a immunization, grand, next.
Watching Criminal Minds. Good show, HIDEOUSLY bad IT research...
I can list any number of examples (1 second hacking into random systems), but this just popped up on the TV and, as an IT Security Professional, I almost tripped and fell walking across the room. It went like this:
"What is his IP Address?"
"374.14.12.3"
*Double Facepalm* - IPv4 addresses are broken into 8-bit octets and, thus, cannot exceed 255 in any octet.
Welcome to my world, OP. Once I went to law school, law and order and most other court room drama's became unwatchable for me.
Watching Criminal Minds. Good show, HIDEOUSLY bad IT research...
I can list any number of examples (1 second hacking into random systems), but this just popped up on the TV and, as an IT Security Professional, I almost tripped and fell walking across the room. It went like this:
"What is his IP Address?"
"374.14.12.3"
*Double Facepalm* - IPv4 addresses are broken into 8-bit octets and, thus, cannot exceed 255 in any octet.
Yes, because the show would be much more entertaining if we saw them go before a magistrate to get a warrant, then spend a few episodes sitting around while their password generator takes a crack at the login info, while the IT guy makes obscure anime joke after obscure anime joke.
The rest of us would have committed suicide to avoid watching, but at least the IT nerds would be satisfied.
Nice fakepost, good troll. If not, wow.
Worst offender ever was ST:TNG. EVAR!
OP probably grew up with a crush on every character at some point.
Well outside of that, it also trivializes what a lot of people do for a living.
"Can you hack into the system"
"Yea give me 2 seconds... Ok I'm in"
I couldn't type in a password that I knew that fast, much less break into a system like that.
"It's booted up but there appears to be nothing there... no BIOS, no registry, no Operating System"
I don't know that much needs to be said about that one. Thats just sad.
I can overlook it a lot of times, but sometimes its just painfully bad research.
(As for not using a real IP Address, why not just use 192.168.33.1 or something that is typically a local IP)
