Hak5/The Broken: Throwdown!

[kronos6948]

Alright...you probably clicked this thread hoping to hear that there was an episode of either where they go head to head.

Alas, I can't tell whether the twain would ever meet.

But, I would love to see some sort of uber show with the guys from Hak5 and the Broken duking it out to see who could out do eachother.

Discuss.

[jesus]

The broken is better.

[skelet0n]

Originally Posted by Jesus

The broken is better.

This.

[secret-steve-crumbles]

[murphy1d]

ahahahahahahahahaha...I listened to the whole video Steve put up and was like Meh...but the last 5 seconds is AWESOME!!!! Still smiling.

[alaskalonewolf]

Dude. That would be a clash of the titans. Epic.
Somewhere between SvS and Godzilla vs. Kong.
Thing is, they need to have a plot. Script. General idea.
Story would be good. Not just silly random conflict.

[Because Hak5 would probably emerge victorious
in less time than it takes Google to return search
results on the number "one". That's like .06 seconds]

It'd be nice if they had a bad guy to enventually
team up against... That's the thing about the
lame ass Hollywood movies that try to describe
technolust slash web culture. It's always inaccurate
and pitiful when it comes to the details:

I give you just a few off the top, like Sneakers,
WS, Hackers, EotS, Antitrust, Swordfish,
Wargames, DieHard4, Eagle Eye, Untraceable,
and gets worse as you continue to look into the future...
e.g., Johnny Mnemonic, however, perhaps redeemed
somewhere between Terminator and the Matrix...
Don't get me wrong though, I loved the show
Dark Angel but it had nothing to do with computers.

All of the shows I love and hate, usually at the same time,
were popular with their own quirks... cool to look at... but...
lacked something very, very important, at least to me:

Attention to the Details.

That's where the real shows, that are truly great, stand the
test of time and are handed down through generations...
If they could put together something like that, they'd not
only have views, but perhaps a franchise which would save
the network during this economic "downturn" nobody wants
to call a "recession". Give us a show where they actually hack
something, and it's a perpetual 'one-upsmanship' of bigger and
bigger targets, real or imaginary. But make sure to get each
of the background elements as accurate as possible without
causing every server on the Internet from going down...