Screenshot from the Departure season 2 episode 1 showing part of the source code of Stuxnet.
https://github.com/Laurelai/decompile-dump/blob/master/output/37FC7C5D89F1E5A96F54318DF1A2B905/37FC7C5D89F1E5A96F54318DF1A2B905.c#L1246
Line 1246 to 1280
A screenshot from the recent UK broadcast of the “Why We Hate” episode titled “Tribalism” on Discovery Channel.
Source code is from (or heavily based on) kubernetes code-generator at https://github.com/kubernetes/code-generator.
Futurama Season 1 Episode 9 Basic code to go hell.
Check it out: https://twitter.com/shanselman/status/1256521098578980864
American Gods Season 2
In Czech movie Vysoká hra there is “high-end" police wiretapping user interface used for tracking criminals, with lots of text outputs and animated graphs. In fact, the text output is html tutorial from http://polopate.jakpsatweb.cz/index.php?page=include4 and http://polopate.jakpsatweb.cz/index.php?page=uprava
Moreover, in the middle of the screen, there are some keyboard shortcuts with descriptions taken from mapy.cz API - https://api.mapy.cz/doc-simple/SMap.Coords.html
From WWE’s Money In The Bank PPV - the “Smackdown hacker” once again using groups.c from from the Linux kernel - I’m starting to think groups.C is an in-joke among VFX guys similar to the Wilhelm scream.
From Guns Akimbo (2019), some generic ffmpeg wrapper Go code, modified to include mention of in-movie “Skizm” criminal group (presumably, to illustrate a malware payload for obtaining video streams).
In the Movie “Das letzte Land” (D 2019, Dir.: Marcel Barion) a computer monitor shows a Pascal source code for (probably) a infix-to-rpn converting routine. The “Making of” shows parts of that code more clearly.
