My favourite computer movie glitch is at the end of "Stand By Me," when the narrator finishes typing out his story, then stands up and turns off the computer without saving or anything! Ack!
Depends on how old it is. Most of the homebrew 386s and 486s had it connected, then programmed the LED to say stuff like 'HI' and 'Lo'. It was supposed to slow the internal processor to 8.77Mhz, same as the XT.
I love the way they insert a disk and a message on the screen pops up (supported by a female voice) saying: "Hacking password in progress. Password hacked."
I live in your nightmares. I make you dream you're getting bumfucked by a razor blade only to wake up and find I gave your wife an enema and tube-fed you her shit.
Yeah and it's actually nibbling away graphically on the data
I live in your nightmares. I make you dream you're getting bumfucked by a razor blade only to wake up and find I gave your wife an enema and tube-fed you her shit.
Depends on how old it is. Most of the homebrew 386s and 486s had it connected, then programmed the LED to say stuff like 'HI' and 'Lo'. It was supposed to slow the internal processor to 8.77Mhz, same as the XT.
So *that's* what it did! My mom's 386DX had a Turbo button that didn't seem to do much, and I always wondered what it was for.
I love the way they insert a disk and a message on the screen pops up (supported by a female voice) saying: "Hacking password in progress. Password hacked."
yeah that's always great to see, and it never takes longer than a minute
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