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Simon wrote:
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you don't actually see Linux anywhere though..
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True, they don't mention it specifically (other than the "Linux Caffe"
shot early in the film) - the guy seems to be using a Mac through most
of the film, though there are a few passing mentions about how having
everyone using the same OS makes spamming that much easier,
particularly when Bill Gates was talking about spam being finished by
2004 or so (ok, that was right up there with the 640K comment). <br>
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Still, I was pretty impressed they seemed to get most of the technical
stuff (that I could tell) right.<br>
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Zoltan<br>
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