Sentence examples for it's microfiche from inspiring English sources

I scroll through my timeline like it's microfiche, the archived primary source of my youth.

A lot of the data was years and years old in fact, it was on microfiche.

When police chief Jim Hopper David Harbourr) uncovers a reference to MKUltra in the evil Dr Brenner's past (thanks to a diligent search of microfiche newspaper cuttings), it's a nod to viewers that series creators, the Duffer brothers, were drawing not just their love of Spielberg but also a moment when truth was as strange as fiction.

I know the temptation: when I am interviewing someone onstage, as I still often do, it's so much easier and more fun to spend 20 minutes on Google than to wrestle with those ancient microfiche machines in the public library, let alone devote the better part of a month to reading all her books.

I knew that Taxi Driver was the big one, the one that had to be censored, the one that nearly killed a president, and – important to a budding snob reading Cahiers du Cinéma on microfiche – it was the one that won the Palme d'Or at Cannes.

No need to wait my turn at the library to use the microfiche machines — it was all there in a few keystrokes.

It was recently disclosed that during the presidential campaign, Obama's people sent to ACORN microfiche including information guiding ACORN to key voter precincts around the country which the Obama campaign wanted targeted for registration.

When paying out claims on PPI sold with credit cards, the bank did not tell customers it was not paying out for policies sold before 2000 even thought it held some statements in microfiche form for some of the earlier period.

In releasing the data, the administration noted that it was not including the payroll records from the third quarter of 1972 -- that is, July, August and September -- because, according to the Defense Financial Accounting Service, they "were apparently lost when they were being transferred to microfiche".

Spivack told me that nickel should be able to endure the harsh conditions of the moon ("it's essentially indestructible"), while the microfiche format won't require a computer to read, just a really powerful optical microscope: "We don't want to assume in the distant future that somebody has our operating system".

In fact, it has been traditional for newspapers and magazines to archive content on microfiche in the past.