Paper is a thing of the past

[slasherscot]

Paper is not dead - ????? ?? ?? - YouTube

[muttley9050]

Like it.

[kentjames]

Funny, and oh so relevant and true of some of our family!

[Stubby]

Nicely done !. Someone recently told me ( IT wizard ) that the most secure place to keep information theses days is to write it on a piece of paper and put it in your pocket .....

[hedgesparrow]

when i worked in IT 20 years ago they said that paper would be a thing of the past as would all be stored on a pc 20 years on and we use more paper now than we did back then and most of it is wasted by big companies who just print it for the sake of.

[difflock]

Gentlemen,

Quite seriously, that section of the Russian Security Service responsible for their Presidential security, has very recently ordered 20 or 25 traditional ribbon typewriters.

Super sensitive documents to exist in individually numbered hard copy format only.

Eh!

Back to the future indeed!

[Stubby]

Gentlemen,

Quite seriously, that section of the Russian Security Service responsible for their Presidential security, has very recently ordered 20 or 25 traditional ribbon typewriters.

Super sensitive documents to exist in individually numbered hard copy format only.

Eh!

Back to the future indeed!

 

You can't " hack " a piece of paper ....

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

Gentlemen,

Quite seriously, that section of the Russian Security Service responsible for their Presidential security, has very recently ordered 20 or 25 traditional ribbon typewriters.

Super sensitive documents to exist in individually numbered hard copy format only.

Eh!

Back to the future indeed!

 

Yeah I saw that and promptly got an olivetti letera 32 off ebay! Thing of beauty, though they were once common as muck. Used to type my school essays on my Dads' one - loved the smell of the printer ribbon and the metal casing always seemed freezing! Couldn't go on arbtalk on it tho.