TV and Movie Tech Depictions: Laughably Inaccurate

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Historically inaccurate tech depictions in TV and movies
Unrealistic enhancements, exaggerated hacking scenes, obscure systems
Exaggeration of emerging technologies, glamorization of rapid typing
Overall portrayal remains far from accurate, some examples are farfetched

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