> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkDD03yeLnU
>
> I believe the phrase is "epic fail".
>
> But then, I guess I'm one of a small band of elite experts, and the
> general populous doesn't know this...

Exactly.  Grandma wouldn't know this makes no sense at all, and most 
people prefer to see a 10 year old girl "flying" over a wireframe mesh 
of the Jurassic Park building to get to the building they're in and lock 
the doors before the raptors get in than to see Trinity use bash to 
exploit a buffer overflow in ssh v1.0 and hack into the Matrix.

Whle we're on the topic of Epic Fails, as it pertains to computers in 
movies, Goldeneye is really bad for it.  The least of which is the 
persavise IBM product placement through out the movie.  "e-Mail" that 
looks like some sort of kiddie chat with cartoon avatars, viruses that 
make rack modems fizz with sparks, and IBM product placement in the 
least likely places (watch for the OS/2 Warp boot screens all over the 
course of the movie!)
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