code on screen

[luckylad]

when "weir"(d) is talking on the screen some of the things she says arent translated. I just have a theory that weir was a language expert was she trying to warn them in another language or is she just dyslexic

[Jeffala]

To me, it's not translating anything. She seemed to be confused and struggling to get her words to output properly. It was gibberish and then resolved into words or text fragments that were close enough to words to be understood.

[I_haz_a_Cookie]

when "weir"(d) is talking on the screen some of the things she says arent translated. I just have a theory that weir was a language expert was she trying to warn them in another language or is she just dyslexic

i have this odd feeling that the code we all saw can be translated into something i just this hunch that pretty much been bugging me since the end of the episode, it not may be much but i do have a feeling that the producers threw it in there as a teaser for us.

[Zamboni]

The texts say "all your base are belong to us" in l33t...

[I_haz_a_Cookie]

The texts say "all your base are belong to us" in l33t...

proof plz screencaps would a be a nice thing

[Hypochondriac]

It doesn't say that. Looks like they were trying for it though

[metabog]

It was just Elizabeth trying to learn the system.

If anyone has ever seen the move or read the book Sphere, there is a similar entity trying to speak through the computer, and initially it speaks using a keyboard reflected onto a sphere, because it itself was sphere-related (duh). I think Weir was just trying to find a way to adapt the ASCII code to her subspace "spirit" if you will, thus taking a while to learn it, and outputting some useless garbage letters.

[Zamboni]

proof plz screencaps would a be a nice thing

Enjoy

[I_haz_a_Cookie]

OOO sweet, i knew!