The Matrix Run on Windows

Okay, so I haven't really watched the Matrix saga myself, but I am familiar with most parts of the movie. It was enough to make me understand (and laugh at) the current video I posted bellow. Having a techy older brother does have it's fair share of advantages. To anyone who hasn't watched it before, here it is:



Three words...

I can relate.

This particular "movie" is really funny... the computer we use at home houses almost all of the faults featured in the flick. It's amazing how they were able to create this and at the same time make it as close as possible to the experiences of people with PCs that do a lot of hangin'.

The talking paper clip that showed up halfway during the clip when The Oracle showed up with "cookies enabled" reminded me of the good old days when me and my brothers would choose different "finding buddies" (Office Assistant) in Microsoft Word: I usually chose the dog, Rocky, my older brother would choose Mother Nature or F1 the robot, and my younger brother... well, he's actually more of the gamer type. Only when he plays games on the computer do his fingers really start tapping on the keyboard; that's why only his thumbs get the better part of an exercise.

The send-error-report part was something I could really relate to... one time just for the heck of it, I did try to send an error report. And like the great all-knowing Oracle had predicted, nothing happened.

I didn't get the part when the DVDs fell out of the closet... they said guns, didn't they?

-shrugs- Ehh, anyway... I loved the part best when the black-clad dude was "multplying"... hahaha... when that used to happen all the time I'd just click and drag the window all over the monitor and fill it with unfinished box-looking things.

And aaaaaas usual, I didn't know what "Ubuntu" was when Neo spoke about it towards the end of the clip, until my brother told me it was a Linux OS. Ah. That explains the befuddled expression.