Well… in my mind and in my car, we can’t rewind, we’ve gone too far.

Oh-a-a-a-Oh

Capitalism™

Counter-counterpoint: the Tea Party was an astroturf movement funded by big oil, big tobacco and the Koch brothers. Given massive amounts of support by media companies (lots and lots of oxygen). With the purpose of taking over the GOP and entrenching their toxic industries and power.

With the perspective we have now it is clear that their plan was to push Republican supporters over into fascism (not to say that it wasn’t latent within many of them) and reduce the risks of democracy to the oligarchy.

Kinda relevant: from the latest Private Eye. Just a little insight to the background of the people pushing for this outcome.

The Heritage Foundation who would have guessed it would be in the mix.

Microfilms used to be sold as having a life expectancy of up 500 years. But in my experience they were a pain to use and the machines costly to maintain. The films would tear regularly too. Also the quality of the recorded image could be very poor sometimes.

Precluding Jack Burton: In what universe does a truck driver take out three trained soldiers in a gun fight. The quality of those soldiers must be fairly low.

The usual cycle of tech-bro capitalism would put them currently on the early acquire market saturation stage. So it’s unlikely that they are currently charging what they will when they are established and have displaced lots of necessary occupations.

Augustus! Save some room for later.

Come to Ireland, birthplace of y’all, we got all sorts of words for youse.

He doesn’t know he’s a priest!

Rad

It’s a photo from a disused quarry that my granddad used to work in

Don’t embarrass yourself in front of a real fact checker

It still works. Most of the apps are borked. Windows Explorer hasn’t been updated in 5+ years so doesn’t work with most sites. Baconit escaped reddit’s 3rd party app purge and still works. Imgur still works well but with all the genX on it reminds me of icanhazcheezeburger.

On my Windows Phone silly

Ugh… That’s got to be it. I was thinking something like a lobbyist probably fits the bill but a shareholder is better.

Turn up to the AGM once a year and demand more profits even if it kills the business and beggars the workers. Cheese O’Clock.

All good points. They are the champions of cheesing life. But it still lacks the solitary, unobserved, nature of the stealth archer.

That’s probably the closest. A work from home (or on the hoof) tech worker.

Probably involves too much interaction to qualify but pretty warm