The SG-1 team does some research on "the net"

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13 Responses:

  1. Jef Poskanzer says:
    2 years ago at 9:33 am

    Complaining about the file: URL? Well... Maybe they slurped the entire net to a local (alien tech) cache server and did their searches there, for security reasons.
    • jwz says:
      2 years ago at 9:36 am

      I was just nostalgic about seeing that logo on TV.

      A classified military operation looking at someone's fan page about Egyptian gods is what used to be called "open source".
    • NSI says:
      2 years ago at 7:51 am

      I was going to say the "http" directory was a nice touch. When viewing at 480i, you might almost think it was a live page. But with your idea, I'm guessing there are /ftp/, /gopher/, and perhaps /nntp/ directories on the cache server too.

      You know Sam Carter would be running grep on that NNTP cache, and replying to every person mentioning her name.
  2. Dude says:
    2 years ago at 10:06 am

    Only a Goa'uld would use IE.
  3. Barry Kelly says:
    2 years ago at 10:57 am

    Has it come to this - are you rewatching SG-1?
  4. apm74 says:
    2 years ago at 2:25 pm

    Windows 3.something!
  5. Igelau says:
    2 years ago at 6:10 pm

    [x] Actual software instead of some fake graphics.

    [x] On a screen instead of projected on the wall behind someone.
  6. Line Noise says:
    2 years ago at 2:59 pm

    I chuckle every time I spot this during a rewatch. Plus, someone on the production had to actually sit down and write some HTML . . . in 1997 before most people had heard of the Internet.
    • jwz says:
      2 years ago at 3:29 pm

      I would like to see a supercut of every web browser appearance in a movie or TV show, 1994-2000 or so. But even if this exists, these are words you cannot search for.

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