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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | So, you're peacefully watching your favourite TV show or movie. Since we live in modern times, the team has a resident hacker on board, or possibly even just an operator, or other kind of computer user. Of course, since the writer decided to portray that person as a well-informed geek, there must be trillions of lines of source code flowing over the computer screen. |