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Re: Apple's appearance in films (was Re: Atari's appearance
- Subject: Re: Apple's appearance in films (was Re: Atari's appearance
- From: fishern3485@cobra.uni.edu (Nathan Fisher)
- Date: 17 Jan 95 20:09:40 -0600
- Distribution: world
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: University of Northern Iowa
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>> ooh ooh! I recall in some film... Terminator perhaps? where one
>> of the computer displays appeared someone just did a memory dump, entering
>> 0000.FFFF.
>> (for those who don't know, in the monitor on the Apple //, other old 8-bits,
>> entering <address>.<address> would dump all the byte values between (and
>> including) those addresses to the screen.)
>
> Uh, that already involves some human intelligence. I have another one...
>
> EuroNews - a multilingual news magazine is broadcasting this stupid
> "PhoneRelief" ad.
> In this product show there's a IIGS case with a non-Apple
> monitor. It just displays the ... bouncing Apple on blue background...
keep looking in Terminator, there's another appearance. I recall seeing
an assembler source code dump, and spotted "VTOC DATA" in the dump.
(wish I had a VCR to freeze it and see more) Kinda looked like merlin pro
in 40 col mode...
And of course, all tactical display screens in Star Trek Next Generation
are actually Mac monitors...
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Nathan Fisher
FISHERN3485@COBRA.UNI.EDU