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CSI/NCIS writers are goddamn computer geniuses.
http://www.cracked.com/article_19160_8-scenes-that-prove-hollywood-doesnt-get-technology.html
Fuck spending three minutes on google to research, they have a 16 Core with a 10 Meg pipe!
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TWO PEOPLE BANGING THEIR FINGERS ON A KEYBOARD IS NOT HOW YOU FIGHT A HACKER!
And shooting out a monitor will do NOTHING.
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In one episode (which is generally filled with fail), a computer game installs a hacking tool on your computer that activates when you beat it, which essentially attempts to hack the pentagon.
The episode ends with Gibbs finding the computer and shooting it all over the place, however, one screen flickers back and shows that the hacking is still going, which Gibbs shoots.
If he only shot the monitor, he didn't stop it. Hence, why I am upset about this.
On the second one, which is an episode that I don't remember, Abby and McGee both combat a hacker attempting to...hack...them... by banging their fingers on a keyboard, going against all logic. This makes no sense.
It was kind of a bad blow against them when it came to this weird "furry rights" thing they were declaring. I wish most of the bandwagon jumpers would realize that internet furrydom is an artstyle and a fetish, and not try to evolve it into a lifestyle or a widespread culture and stop being so offended by backlash and rejection of it.
The episode is known for its...not so accurate portrayal of the furry fandom, essentially making it seem like every furry ever goes to orgies dressed in a fursuit.
Lined with latex.
Again, to keep a flamebait from starting, that's all I'm going to say about that.
Miles, I feel your pain.
We have very different ideologies yet seem to be quite similar...
Stop being not-me. It's getting distracting.
You should have seen my mom's face when she found out I was into sexual bloodletting before I told her.
Also generally I find realism furry hard to understand since it's nigh impossible to perfectly portray yourself within the fetish or find appropriate times to "merge" with the fursuit (since generally walking around in public areas without the intent of garnering attention for a certain idea, or creating humor confuses and weirds people out). Online, you can generally keep all of your artwork and porn to yourself.
Albeit, the hilarity comes from the fact that they had already known before they had ever even seen the episode and thought I had lied to them about what it really is since "THE WRITERS OBVIOUSLY LOOK UP WHAT THEY'RE MAKING THE EPISODE ABOUT!" (paraphrased slightly)
Though, when I leave the house, I'm giving him a copy of my hardrive to go through. Then he'll see what his "pure christian son" did behind the scenes.
And Chagen, doing that would cause a needless argument.
Plus, there's a better way. Simply take a picture involving every fetish you have and mail it to your father for hilarious fun times.
It could end badly O.o
With what money?
*hugs*
It's just difficult to find a way of criticizing them whilst also being informative and funny.