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In RealLife, no software developer goes about things that way. When developing programs, you need to study and create every single line of source code with all your focus. Since this isn't [[RuleOfCool cool enough]] the Cool Code of Source will be forever running down the screen.
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In RealLife, no software developer goes about things that way. When developing programs, you need to study and create every single line of source code with all your focus. Since this isn't [[RuleOfCool cool enough]] enough]], the Cool Code of Source will be forever running down the screen.
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* An episode of ''Series/{{CSINY}}'' involved someone using a hack to cheat in a ''Gears of War 3'' tournament. At one point we see the hack's source code. Apparently, it's coded in... HTML. [[http://pccode.pl/hakowanie-gry-gears-of-war-3-wedlug-csi-ny/ The author of this article]] (in Polish) even tracked down the original website from which the HTML code was taken for the show.
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* An episode of ''Series/{{CSINY}}'' involved ''Series/{{CSINY}}'': "[[Recap/CSINYS08E15 Kill Screen]]" involves someone using a hack to cheat in a ''Gears of War 3'' tournament. At one point we see the hack's source code. Apparently, it's coded in... HTML. [[http://pccode.pl/hakowanie-gry-gears-of-war-3-wedlug-csi-ny/ The author of this article]] (in Polish) even tracked down the original website from which the HTML code was taken for the show.
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Related to MatrixRainingCode and ComputersSpeakBinary. See also UsefulNotes/ProgrammingLanguage.
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* ''Film/M3GAN: Linux kernel's groups.c in Kurt's file-stealing, plus rapidly scrolling debug logs (lampshaded) while [=M3GAN=] is wired up in the lab near the end
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* ''Film/M3GAN: ''Film/{{M3GAN}}'': Linux kernel's groups.c in Kurt's file-stealing, plus rapidly scrolling debug logs (lampshaded) while [=M3GAN=] is wired up in the lab near the end
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* ''Film/M3GAN: Linux kernel's groups.c in Kurt's file-stealing, plus rapidly scrolling debug logs (lampshaded) while [=M3GAN=] is wired up in the lab near the end
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If there's a show set in the 21st century, TheTeam will have a hacker, an operator, or other kind of computer user on board. Since the writer wants to portray that person as well-informed, there must be trillions of lines of source code flowing over the computer screen.
In RealLife, no software developer goes about things that way. When developing programs, you need to study and create every single line of source code with all your focus. Since this isn't [[RuleOfCool cool enough]] the Cool Code of Source will be forever running the screen.
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If there's a show set in the 21st century, TheTeam will have a hacker, an operator, or other kind of computer user on board. board, who is set up in a HackerCave with three monitors and a bunch of high-end computers. Since the writer wants to portray that person as well-informed, a computer genius, there must be trillions constant of lines of source code flowing over the computer screen.
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In RealLife, no software developer goes about things that way. When developing programs, you need to study and create every single line of source code with all your focus. Since this isn't [[RuleOfCool cool enough]] the Cool Code of Source will be forever running down the screen.
In RealLife, no software developer goes about things that way. When developing programs, you need to study and create every single line of source code with all your focus. Since this isn't [[RuleOfCool cool enough]] the Cool Code of Source will be forever running down the screen.
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* In ''Anime/GhostInTheShell'', it's:
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* In the ''LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya'' episode "The Day of Saggitarius", Nagato with the help of a macro program reconfigures the entire steering method of a video game in C.
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* In the ''LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya'' ''Literature/HaruhiSuzumiya'' episode "The Day of Saggitarius", Nagato with the help of a macro program reconfigures the entire steering method of a video game in C.
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* In the original ''Anime/BubbleGumCrisis'' it's typically music; track lists from the BGC OST, lyrics from the same, or sometimes from Madonna music. Very occasionally there will be some BASIC code.
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* In the original ''Anime/BubbleGumCrisis'' ''Anime/BubblegumCrisis'', it's typically music; track lists from the BGC OST, lyrics from the same, or sometimes from Madonna music. Very occasionally there will be some BASIC code.
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For an automatic gibberish source code generator, go [[https://hackertyper.net/ here]].
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For an automatic gibberish source code generator, go [[https://hackertyper.net/ here]].net go here.]]
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* ''VideoGame/Payday2'': Certain monitors tend to have command line windows open filled with what is essentially XML. The more traditional example of the trope is during specific hacking sequences in the game, where you place a gadget on or near some hardware and force an [=I.T=] Technician to hack it, which usually displays some stylised scrolling code.
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* ''VideoGame/Watchdogs2'' attempts to show computer screens with relatively realistic coding, and makes use of genuine Linux commands and terminology that can be seen on the screens in the hackers' den.
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For an automatic gibberish source code generator, go [[https://hackertyper.net/ here]].
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* The T-800 in ''Film/TheTerminator'' has 6502 assembly code scrolling on the RoboCam. 6502 Assembly code, generally acknowledged as [[http://www.pagetable.com/?p=64 Apple II code originally taken from Nibble Magazine]].
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* The T-800 in ''Film/TheTerminator'' has 6502 assembly code scrolling on the RoboCam. 6502 Assembly code, generally acknowledged as [[http://www.pagetable.com/?p=64 Apple II code originally taken from Nibble Magazine]].Magazine.]]
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* ''Series/StargateSG1'': At some point, code from the Replicators programming turns out to be code for a web page, as noted on Website/TheDailyWTF: [[http://thedailywtf.com/Articles/Stargate-Code-of-the-Replicators.aspx Code of the Replicators]].
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* ''Series/StargateSG1'': At some point, code from the Replicators programming turns out to be code for a web page, as noted on Website/TheDailyWTF: [[http://thedailywtf.com/Articles/Stargate-Code-of-the-Replicators.aspx Code of the Replicators]].Replicators.]]
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* Whenever actual source code is shown in ''Series/ReBootTheGuardianCode'', it's always snippets coming from [[https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms701881(v=vs.85).aspx the Microsoft Developer Network]] or [[http://csapp.cs.cmu.edu/2e/ics2/code/conc/echoservert.c the Carnegie Mellon University]].
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* Whenever actual source code is shown in ''Series/ReBootTheGuardianCode'', it's always snippets coming from [[https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms701881(v=vs.85).aspx the Microsoft Developer Network]] or [[http://csapp.cs.cmu.edu/2e/ics2/code/conc/echoservert.c the Carnegie Mellon University]].University.]]
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* Mi-Sex's "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-m8IOD-wk9g Computer Games]]" uses BASIC code that looks like it's for a game, since it has the line PRINT "WHEN YOU SEE AN (@) TO THE LEFT OF [...] YOUR TURN."
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* Mi-Sex's "[[https://www.[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-m8IOD-wk9g Computer Games]]" "Computer Games"]] uses BASIC code that looks like it's for a game, since it has the line PRINT "WHEN YOU SEE AN (@) TO THE LEFT OF [...] YOUR TURN."
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* One cutscene in ''[[VideoGame/MetalGearSolid Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes]]'' shows a computer screen with complicated code showing up on it; [[http://multimedia.cx/eggs/mgs-vp3-easter-egg/ it's a hexdump of a gzip file]].
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* One cutscene in ''[[VideoGame/MetalGearSolid Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes]]'' shows a computer screen with complicated code showing up on it; [[http://multimedia.cx/eggs/mgs-vp3-easter-egg/ it's a hexdump of a gzip file]]. file.]]
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* Some news programs have HTML scrolling in the background while reporting on tech-related news.
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* Averted in the scene of ''VisualNovel/DoubleHomework'' where the protagonist hacks Dr. Mosely’s computer as per Dennis’s instructions. The process looks more cartoonish than anything else.
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* Played with in '' VisualNovel/DaughterForDessert'' in [[spoiler:the flashback of the protagonist and Lainie getting the funding to start the diner. The actual hacking of the computer contians a minigame where password lines show up amid huge blocks of code.]]
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* Played with in '' VisualNovel/DaughterForDessert'' in [[spoiler:the flashback of the protagonist and Lainie getting the funding to start the diner. The actual hacking of the computer contians a minigame where password lines show up amid huge blocks of code.]]
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* ''Series/StargateSG1'': [[http://thedailywtf.com/Articles/Stargate-Code-of-the-Replicators.aspx Code of the Replicators]].
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* Kobayashi codes in [[StealthPun Python]] in ''Manga/MissKobayashisDragonMaid'' (the anime anyways, the manga never gives a detailed view of her screen). One episode even had scene transitions composed of 5 character commands.
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* Kobayashi codes in [[StealthPun Python]] in ''Manga/MissKobayashisDragonMaid'' (the anime anyways, the manga never gives a detailed view of her screen). One episode even had code scene transitions (though they were only 5 characters long).
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* Kobayashi codes in [[StealthPun Python]] in ''Manga/MissKobayashisDragonMaid'' (the anime anyways, the manga never gives a detailed view of her screen). One episode even had code scene transitions (though they were only composed of 5 characters long).character commands.
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* Kobayashi codes in [[StealthPun Python]] in ''Manga/MissKobayashisDragonMaid'' (the anime anyways, the manga never gives a detailed view of her screen). One episode even had Python scene transitions (though they were only 5 characters long).
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Even the designers of TV shows have to get those lines of code somewhere -- so, have you ever wondered what those programs that we get to see on those screens really are? Is there some reasoning to which source code we get to see?
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Even the designers of TV shows have to get those lines of code somewhere -- so, have you ever wondered what those programs that we get to see on those screens really are? Is there some reasoning to which somewhere, a common source code we get to see?
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* [[Anime/SerialExperimentsLain Lain]] apparently does all her hackery in Lisp. Specifically, she's implementing Conway's Game of Life, with code from the CMU AI repository.
** She also does C++ in the artbook.
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* [[Anime/SerialExperimentsLain Lain]] Lain from ''Anime/SerialExperimentsLain'' apparently does all her hackery in Lisp. Specifically, she's implementing Conway's Game of Life, with code from the CMU AI repository.
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* An episode of ''Series/{{CSINY}}'' involved someone using a hack to cheat in a ''GearsOfWar 3'' tournament. At one point we see the hack's source code. Apparently, it's coded in... HTML. [[http://pccode.pl/hakowanie-gry-gears-of-war-3-wedlug-csi-ny/ The author of this article]] (in Polish) even tracked down the original website from which the HTML code was taken for the show.
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* In ''VideoGame/{{Portal}}'', once you get backstage there are monitors that are basically scrolling code, except really they're scrolling distorted cake recipes.
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* In ''VideoGame/{{Portal}}'', ''VideoGame/Portal1'', once you get backstage there are monitors that are basically scrolling code, except really they're scrolling distorted cake recipes.
* There's a more literal example in ''VideoGame/YarsRevenge''. The Rainbow Colored field where you are immune to the little tracker guy? That's the source code of the game.
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* There's a more literal example in ''VideoGame/YarsRevenge''. The Rainbow Colored field where you are immune to the little tracker guy? That's the source code of the game.
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* DCComics published a limited series called ''TheHackerFiles'' in the early 90s. At one point, we see two examples of code, which are supposed to represent very different levels of competence. They got it exactly right, averting this trope entirely.
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* DCComics Creator/DCComics published a limited series called ''TheHackerFiles'' in the early 90s. At one point, we see two examples of code, which are supposed to represent very different levels of competence. They got it exactly right, averting this trope entirely.
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* The opening sequence in the film ''Antitrust'' was filled with bits of HTML flashing across the screen. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pQnV_G17hY#t=0m50s Here's a clip.]]
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* The opening sequence in the film ''Antitrust'' ''Film/{{Antitrust}}'' was filled with bits of HTML flashing across the screen. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pQnV_G17hY#t=0m50s Here's a clip.]]