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+Episode: 1243
+Title: HPR1243: Wargames Anniversary
+Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr1243/hpr1243.mp3
+Transcribed: 2025-10-17 22:14:05
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+Today, on Hacker Public Radio, we celebrate 30 years of the movie Wargames.
+careful not to the wrong side.
+About what it is I could not very well
+Now, global thermonuclear, wha?
+Hmm, surely it's not that simple.
+Joshua.
+Greetings, Professor Falcon.
+Hello.
+It has been a long time.
+Would you like to play a game?
+Maybe later.
+For now, tell me about the movie War Games.
+Very well from Wikipedia.
+Page, War Games, the last edited March 23, 2000.
+And 13 War Games is a 1983 American cold war science fiction film,
+written by Lawrence Laskel and Walter F. Arx and directed by John Badham.
+The film stars Matthew Broderick-Dabney Coleman, John Wood and Ali Shidi.
+The film follows David Lightman, Broderick A. Young Hacker,
+who unwittingly accesses an opera, a United States military supercomputer
+program to predict possible outcomes of a nuclear war.
+Lightman gets Wapper to run a nuclear war simulation originally,
+believing it to be a computer game.
+The simulation causes a national nuclear-style scam
+and nearly starts World War III.
+Released on May 7, 1983, War Games is just a little older than I am.
+Despite this, it is one of my favorite films and one of the few
+to portray computer hacking in a realistic manner.
+It inspired the term War Diling, the technique of using a modem
+to scan a list of telephone numbers to search for unknown computers,
+which Broderick's character David uses to initially connect to Wapper.
+For War Diling, we also get the term War Driving,
+which is similar except using Wi-Fi.
+If you believe Wikipedia, it also coined the term Firewall
+in reference to computer security,
+and the bleak visuals of nuclear war simulation
+inspired the equally bleak computer game Defcon.
+The level of AI seems a little high for 1983,
+but the method they use to create the voice of Joshua
+makes it sound not that far off the likes of today's Siri.
+They recorded the actor who plays Professor Falcon speaking Joshua's lines
+in reverse order and spliced the words back together,
+giving that just jointed with them.
+This method, I have attempted myself at the beginning of this podcast.
+If you're another Sin War games, I recommend you get it down to the
+video store or whatever way you can to get your entertainment these days
+right now and watching it.
+Me, I'm off to play some global thermonuclear war.
+If you wouldn't, you prefer a nice game of chess.
+Quiet to you.
+I'm AlconDK, and you can find me at
+AUKNDK.com.
+Thanks for listening.
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