Reading Time: 2 minutesTechnology has become a constant in our lives, and people of all ages seem to long for the simplicity of the past. Give me a Jeep with a manual transmission and hand-crank windows, and I’m good. To feel like I’m part of the modern world, I’ll violently eject the AC/DC cassette (see what I did there?) from the Kenwood and select a podcast from my library of “borrowed media.” Since I don’t actually own any of the music or podcasts, I essentially rent my media. Much like Mesa Natural Gas generators providing power on demand when you need it, I can instantly access completely true stories about people who have allegedly interacted with beings from another solar system. For real. See, I tend to enjoy podcasts about aliens or Bigfoot sightings, bonus points if they feature both. I mean, who doesn’t love a good alien-Bigfoot abduction story? Surprisingly, despite my blatant Luddism, podcasts about technology are a close second. Partly because I work for a company that takes technology very seriously. In fact, we have developed a proprietary telemetry system