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It's great. John Graham-Cumming is collecting screen sho... from movies and TV shows on the tumblr Movie Code and ex... actors are really looking at. Just because it's filled w...
Below is scenes from Terminator (he's looking at 6502 as ...
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What all the fancy code in movie computer sequences actually mean
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It's great. John Graham-Cumming is collecting screen shots of computer code from movies and TV shows on the tumblr Movie Code and explaining what the actors are really looking at. Just because it's filled with symbols and indentations doesn't mean it's that technical (even if code is always technical).

Below is scenes from Terminator (he's looking at 6502 assembly language of an Apple II) and Elysium (code that is taken from Intel Architecture Software Developer's Manual Volume 3: System Development). Hilarious. You can see more code in movies here.

What all the fancy code in movie computer sequences actually mean

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