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As an IT professional in the federal sector, I had entirely given up that technology and computers would ever be accurately portrayed on television or in film. The constant random beeping noises, the completely pointless lights, maps, and animations; it completely destroyed the 4th wall of storytelling for me. So “thank you,” doesn’t really even begin to describe my appreciation for your work or what Mr. Robot brings to entertainment.

How did you overcome the above precedent and why do you think no one else cared or was interested in making relatable, non-fiction ways of bringing technology into story telling? Were you ever scared that it was just impossible to make it interesting since no one else had done it before?

Excellent points. This also explains how and why my wife seems so interested in the details of the show as well, even though she can manage to corrupt an iPhone just by holding it for a few seconds.

TO ANDRE - What do you think about the new EAD for Science & Technology, Chris Piehota? For an agency that had a case management system that predated DOS until the Sentinel rollout in 2012, how and why should anyone take the FBI seriously in the cyber arena?