it wasn't even a security program, it was a game called 'Tranquility'. The system was a Silicon Graphics workstation running the IRIX operating system (a version of Unix version). That scene was fine with me (I wasted many hours of my life playing that game), I considered the scene an 'insiders joke'. What I found disturbing was the scroll bar on the Quicktime player that was supposedly being used as a video phone. I knew exactly how long that phone call was going to last (hmmm... that could be a useful feature).
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it wasn't even a security program, it was a game called 'Tranquility'. The system was a Silicon Graphics workstation running the IRIX operating system (a version of Unix version). That scene was fine with me (I wasted many hours of my life playing that game), I considered the scene an 'insiders joke'. What I found disturbing was the scroll bar on the Quicktime player that was supposedly being used as a video phone. I knew exactly how long that phone call was going to last (hmmm... that could be a useful feature).