• 3 tools to make your computer look like it is busy hacking and coding.

    From LundukeJournal@1337:1/100 to All on Thu Mar 31 20:45:04 2022
    3 tools to make your computer look like it is busy hacking and coding...
    while doing absolutely nothing.

    Date:
    Thu, 31 Mar 2022 19:40:18 GMT

    Description:
    Because sometimes we all want to be lazy while still looking like a l33t hax0r.

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    Maybe youre feeling extra lazy today, but want anyone who happens to walk
    past your computer screen to think you are incredibly busy writing or compiling a mountain of code.

    Perhaps you are filming a movie or TV show about a squad of elite hackers and need the computers to look the part.

    Or, heck. it could be that youre just a bit bored and want to make your computer do something funky looking.

    Whichever situation you find yourself in, here are three different tools that will make your computer appear like it is hard at work doing some serious hacking and coding. 1 - Genact

    Genact is described as a nonsense activity generator. And boy does it do
    its job well.

    Pretend to be busy or waiting for your computer when you should actually be doing real work! Impress people with your insane multitasking skills. Just open a few instances of Genact and watch the show. Genact has multiple scenes that pretend to be doing something exciting or useful when in reality nothing is happening at all.

    Runs on Linux, Windows, and Mac and creates screens like this:

    Genact has a whole boatload of different modules to help you pretend to do a bunch of different things: Mining crypto, handling docker images, compiling kernels, viewing logs its all here. 2 - Hollywood

    Hollywood is a Linux-only option, and it looks oh-so-cool. It runs in a terminal, and opens up a whole bunch of different applications (mostly performance and network monitoring tools) each of which displays constantly updating bits of information.

    The whole point is to make your computer look super busy and super hacker-y. Just like in a movie.

    In fact, Hollywood looks so good that its been used in multiple TV shows.

    For example, here it is in a segment for NBC Nightly News:

    Yeah. The news . A fake make your computer look like its hacking something applications. On the news. If thats not a great representation for the
    state of TV News, I dont know what it.

    Just for the sake of completeness heres a shot of two investigators pointing to the random, gibberish output of Hollywood and pretending like its super fascinating, real data that is somehow relevant to the news segment.

    That is, I kid you not, absolutely real .

    And heres Hollywood in a sketch on Saturday Night Live: 3 - HackerTyper.net

    HackerTyper.net is a bit different than the other ones.

    Heres how it works:

    Open up HackerTyper.net .

    Start hitting keys on the keyboard. Any keys at all. Doesnt matter.

    Perfectly formatted C code appears on the screen!

    Now you can write code just like actors in the movies! Just sit back and pound away at your keyboard with complete disregard for what keys youre actually pressing!

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