/r/itsaunixsystem
For screenshots of overly fake or wrong tech in media!
Welcome to "It's a Unix System!" A subreddit for every over the top, satirical, embarrassing, or downright, flat-out incorrect usage of Technology found in Movies, TV Shows, and Video Games!
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Rules for /r/itsaunixsystem content:
- Post format must be [Source] Description
- NO STOCK IMAGES
- Must be an example of over the top, satirical, embarrassing, or downright, flat-out incorrect usage of technology found in media
- No invalid IP addresses. They're funny the first time, but there are just too many examples of this particular misuse.
- No website screenshots. This includes Instagram and Facebook.
- Mark NSFW content with a NSFW tag
- Don't forget your reddiquette
Want more tech related humor? Check out these subreddits!
- /r/badcode
- /r/Programmerhumor
- /r/talesfromtechsupport
- /r/pbsod
- /r/TechSupportGore
- /r/techsupportmacgyver
- /r/iiiiiiitttttttttttt
- /r/whereismyflyingcar
- /r/badpcanatomy
Looking for more TV Show related humor? Check out these subreddits!
NOTE: Yes, we understand that in Jurassic Park it is, in fact, a Unix System, and the graphics on screen were a style of File Explorer for that system. That's part of this subreddit's charm!
Are there bugs in the stylesheet? Open an issue on GitHub!.
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[Night agent S2E1] Image facial recognition
05:30 UTC
In Unthinkable (2010) there is a moment where you see the screen of a bomb tech who is apparently using excel and random letters produced by keyboard mashing to defuse a bomb.
16:08 UTC
[Jason Bourne 2016] I know this, it's a TSA Pre-Clearance System!
12:01 UTC
[the kingsman] definitely not a signal emitter (not OP)
01:12 UTC
[Pantheon episode 8] The reincarnation of (not-)Steve Jobs using a workstation with 1800MB host memory available in htop
02:53 UTC
[Doctor Who S06E04] Apparently Time Lords use Ethernet and VGA
00:51 UTC
[Brooklyn Tide, 2016] Using ttys000 for encrypted communication
21:47 UTC
[Silicon Valley S01E06] They’re writing Pythava
Writing (incoherent) Python code in a Java file/project.
Also using self inside a function that’s not inside a class…
09:37 UTC
[NCIS, S2E5] 20 years ago today, we were taught the dual-user keyboard anti-hacking strategy
01:32 UTC
[White Collar S5E4] trying to find a client from 250 at a storage facility
12:23 UTC
[The last thing he told me S01E02] Creating an online shop with C++, C, Java and XML
22:32 UTC
[Nightsleeper] Some horrible, unindented python code to slow down a train
- no indentation
- multiple nested try blocks with seemingly no except
- stray " in the middle of that string
- input's argument should be something written to the prompt
- even if it wasn't you'll struggle to turn that into an int
- you probably want to be passing in that speed variable somewhere, right?
+1 for sanitising the speed I guess, wouldn't want the train to start moving backwards.
21:11 UTC
[Mass Effect 2] The Geth run a Unix OS
11:26 UTC
[GTAV] When did Lester become a frontend dev?
15:14 UTC
Mania de Você [S01E02]: Doing card fraud using a Python script that SSHes into a Raspberry Pi
01:02 UTC
[Abigail] Hacking an entry gate by binding a key to an input
06:57 UTC
[Unthinkable 2009] Bomb disposal (app?)
12:39 UTC
[S.W.A.T. S02E17] Hacking a GPS using htop, top and ls
"I am fusing the local connection to the security systems"
22:29 UTC
[Big City Greens: Spacecation] Accidentally programming the Farmbots to harm (instead of farm)
02:18 UTC
[Abigail] glad we have a function for that
10:41 UTC
[FBI International] virus python code
lol. Typos on virus
01:24 UTC
[Iwájú] Let me write that in PHP ... no, I changed my mind. I'll just continue using python!
21:44 UTC
[Pantheon] Hacking a game with rust and cargo build
14:23 UTC
[CTRL Phreak] I made a hacking game where you 'code' by literally mashing the keyboard.
13:11 UTC
FBI: Most Wanted (TV show) “satellite code”
22:05 UTC
Virtual Girl (1998) "This feels like an unnecessarily long “Tim & Eric” Cinco product commercial."
22:53 UTC
[Stranger Things S02E08] Did Bob even have to hack this system? It seems like it's ready to use
As we can see here, the system is ready to use. It is not asking for any password. Even if it did, how would Bob be able to write and execute a BASIC program without knowing the password?
22:52 UTC
[The Lazarus Project] I use Arch Linux BTW
21:26 UTC