A cryptographer is hired to work on a mysterious message that has far more to it than anyone realises.

It's strong in enough places to vaguely recommend it, but because it ends with weak and confusing philosophy it's ultimately unsatisfying.

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2022-06-12 ∞

0:00 -- Narration.
0:45 -- This shaky cam is horrible.
4:30 -- That sound was immediately reminiscent of The X-Files
6:00 -- Non-disclosure agreement
13:00 -- Dictionary attack
18:30 -- Java
19:30 -- Navajo language, making this also a reference to it's use with World War II code talkers.
23:00 -- Where's his surveillance? I would have made a run for it.
23:30 -- He shouldn't even mention the satellite; instead he should have talked about his work previous to that.
37:45 -- So is he not under observation at this point?
38:45 -- Girls Who Code = Marxism
57:45 -- Ant colony
1:01:00 -- Air gap (networking)
1:21:30 -- Is that a wedding ring? I suppose she didn't take it off.
1:24:45 -- So what happened to the video he was watching? I'm so confused.
1:31:00 -- Send a philosopher
1:32:00 -- God this is tedious.
1:35:00 -- Oh finally the video makes some sense.

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