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Qwertyxp2000 (talk | contribs) →Cultural references: no direct refs of "electronics" the study of physics applied into computing, but still has matrix refs, dunno about "AI" though we should know that AI is not just the mid-2020s "sloppifier" machine, yknow? AI prior to 2020s is mostly just programmed pseudointelligent behavior by code |
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*Many of Decryptor Corvus's quotes are references to [[Wikipedia:object-oriented programming|object-oriented programming | *Many of Decryptor Corvus's quotes are references to [[Wikipedia:object-oriented programming|object-oriented programming]], [[Wikipedia:data security|data security]] (especially relating to [[Wikipedia:Cyberattack|cyberattack]]s), and [[Wikipedia:Artificial intelligence|artificial intelligence]]. | ||
**Refactoring is the restructuring of existing source code without changing the fundamental code. | **Refactoring is the restructuring of existing source code without changing the fundamental code. | ||
**[[Wikipedia:Phishing|Phishing]] is a tactic used to deceive people into revealing sensitive information or installing malware. It is a popular type of [[Wikipedia:cybercrime|cybercrime]]. | **[[Wikipedia:Phishing|Phishing]] is a tactic used to deceive people into revealing sensitive information or installing malware. It is a popular type of [[Wikipedia:cybercrime|cybercrime]]. | ||