Critical Miss: Genocyber

[The Wooster]

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[Moriarty70]

Why? WHY?!? I'll never his the delete button again, I promise. Just don't kill the little programs with zombie moms.

 

[Queen Michael]

Unfortunate Implications [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/UnfortunateImplications] are always interesting. Good strip as usual!

 

[D Moness]

lol she is with the users now ....

I know it is kind of bad to laugh about that but i thought it was funny

 

[TheLazyGeek]

Zombie programs...damn.

 

[Bruiser80]

And that's why undelete.exe doesn't work anymore - too much horror.

 

[Prof. Monkeypox]

Unfortunately... I don't get the reference. I know it's from Tron, but I have no experience with the subject. But, hey, this is the first I ever didn't understand.

 

[Queen Michael]

At least Tron got away with this shit back in the 80's, when everyone was dazzled by "computers wooo!"

I remember it was far more awesome when I watched as a child with no idea how computers actually worked. Nowadays I find myself spluttering in disbelief.

Unfortunate Implications [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/UnfortunateImplications] are always interesting. Good strip as usual!

You bastard. I had plans for today, I thought this wouldn't show up for another page at least!

I am, indeed, a bastard. A magnificent bastard [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/MagnificentBastard], one might say.

 

[Delusibeta]

Unfortunately... I don't get the reference. I know it's from Tron, but I have no experience with the subject. But, hey, this is the first I ever didn't understand.

In Tron, the "people" in the Grid are actually programs.

Also, mandatory.

.. What does this have to do with..

Genocyber at all?

I would guess it was just a merging of the words "genocide" and "cyber".

 

[zfactor]

Unfortunately... I don't get the reference. I know it's from Tron, but I have no experience with the subject. But, hey, this is the first I ever didn't understand.

In Tron, people were transported into computers and met other programs. They all looked like people, but some were "users" (the real people) and most were "programs." So when a user in the real world deleted something, a program in the computer would die. It's a cool movie, you should watch it because the plot doesn't focus on the logistics of it much...

 

[Megalodon]

At least Tron got away with this shit back in the 80's, when everyone was dazzled by "computers wooo!"

I remember it was far more awesome when I watched as a child with no idea how computers actually worked. Nowadays I find myself spluttering in disbelief.

Unfortunate Implications [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/UnfortunateImplications] are always interesting. Good strip as usual!

You bastard. I had plans for today, I thought this wouldn't show up for another page at least!

I am, indeed, a bastard. A magnificent bastard [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/MagnificentBastard], one might say.

I'm bloody lucky I just finished my essay before looking at this.

 

[Worgen]

reboot did it better

 

[randommaster]

Great, now I'm going to spend the rest of my day thinking about what happens when I do various things to a computer.

 

[ItsAPaul]

Thought they released the Tron game this week, was about to say...

 

[lacktheknack]

Unfortunately... I don't get the reference. I know it's from Tron, but I have no experience with the subject. But, hey, this is the first I ever didn't understand.

Tron characters are computer programs... Every time you delete a file, you destroy a family. Every time you undelete.exe that file, you bring back a zombie to traumatize the family.

 

[OniaPL]

Well that was depressing after the initial laugh!