The opening credits of Silicon Valleyare among the most delightful on television. Each season's title sequence offers a fresh crop of newsy Easter eggs for fans and Sunday's start of the new season was no different.

This time, there's a very sharp Facebook barb in there. Dunking on Facebook is very in right now, so this is great! Observe:

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Of course, ГДÇЭБФФЖ is not actually a Russian word. Instead, it's a sequence of letters from the Cyrillic alphabet most similar to the English ones within "Facebook." The actual Russian word for Facebook looks nothing like "Facebook." But you knew that already.

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Still, it's a potent comment on all of Mark "Not Sorry" Zuckerberg's recent troubles. As The Vergepoints out, the sequence was probably created when we were all talking about the deluge of Russian-influenced content on the social network. The fact that it's even morerelevant this week -- in the midst of the Cambridge Analytica scandal -- is a particularly embarrassing stroke of misfortune.

Well, it's unfortunate for Facebook. It's kinda funny for us.

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