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I'm surprised you can see the screen. CRTs had a tendency, because of the frame rates of the monitors and shutter rates of cameras, to just look blue.
that is because, telling from the other comments, this is most likely ai generated…
Not necessarily. It was possible to make it work especially if it was still photography and not video, but in a lot of older movies it was not uncommon for the screens to have a static picture just stuck in the monitor.
yeah, fair, i was just trying to say that the other comments point at this being ai generated.
I mean, just look at the keyboard. I'm pretty sure they didn't look like that either.
How the hell did I miss that. It looks like it went through a grinder lol.