If you've ever felt disconcerted by the way technology/AI have interfered in our lives, you're not alone. Twitter account @internetofshit is basically dedicated to waking people up to the fact that tech is ruining our lives in the most capitalistic ways possible. Let's all find new ways to do necessary life things and charge people a premium for it. What the heck is the world coming to?
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Wifi router memesare the new doctor's handwriting memes. If you've ever had to transcribe a complicated password from the back of a router, these memes are for you. Redditors really leaned into this format in the last week, taking what's an arguably stupid concept and forcing it to memedom. The relatable nature of the meme may score it some points, but we expect this format to be deceased very, very soon.
The internet is a magical place that allows us to spend our hard earned money without even leaving our homes. Hell, we can shop for dumb sh*t while we're on our way to our sad jobs. Sometimes, however, whether due to drunk shopping or screwed up internet retailers, us money-spenders end up getting a lot less than we bargained for - or more, if you're looking at these blunders from a comedic standpoint.
There's a lot of lofty hubbub about the advantages of the internet. Connecting people all over the world, being able to shop from the comfort of your home, easy access to a wealth of information that can help people learn and grow as individuals. But the actual benefits? Let's be real. We're here for the dumb pics! And here's a whole bunch of 'em.
Old people really are true gems on the internet with their adorably innocent presence on Facebook and other social media sites. We can't really blame them for their ignorance - after all, they grew up in a completely different era long before the internet ever existed. But we certainly appreciate their technological illiteracy at times for its comedic effect!
