Pop Culture
This actor slapped Chris Rock at the Oscars, creating one of the most meme-worthy moments of the decade.
Who is Will Smith
This person is the Chief Technology Officer of OIS
Who is Simon Hayes
This early social media platform let you customize your profile with HTML
What is MySpace
This phrase is universally used to interrupt someone who’s accidentally muted.
What is "You're muted" or "You're on mute"
This woman is called the "Mother of Dragons" in Game of Thrones
Who is Daenerys Targaryen
This meme asked everyone, 'Is it blue and black, or white and gold?
What is "the dress"
The application Child Welfare uses that is supported by OIS
What is ORKids
Sony introduced this technology in 1979 which revolutionized the way people listened to music
What is the Walkman
This phrase is code for 'I was zoning out and didn’t hear what you just said' during a meeting.
What is 'Can you repeat that?'
This 2004 film follows a socially awkward teenager in Idaho who helps his friend Pedro run for class president and keeps his hands busy drawing “ligers.”
What is "Napoleon Dynamite"
In what type and color of vehicle was OJ Simpson driving when he fled from police on television?
What is the white Ford Bronco
TEDS stands for…
What is Technology, Engineering, Development, and Support
What is the official name for the “prove you’re not a robot” tests that websites sometimes require?
What is a Captcha
In "the Office" Michael donates to Oscar’s nephew’s walk-a-thon for charity but accidentally pledges this amount per mile, leading to a financial crisis.
What is $25 per mile
This series starring Pedro Pascal is about a guy, a baby, and a lot of bounty hunting.
What is the Mandalorian
This retro fitness device, originally popular in the 1950s, made a comeback in the 2000s as a fun way to exercise.
What is the hula hoop
OIS supports over _____ end users
what is 18,000
This high-level programming language, developed in 1959, is still widely used in banking and government systems today.
What is COBOL
In an average day, how long do employees spend trying to find lost files or other items?
What is 50 minutes
In "Step Brothers," Dale and Brennan insist on putting this expensive household item in their shared bedroom, which inevitably leads to disaster.
What is a "bunk bed" or "a bed with so much room for activities"
This ancient Chinese toy was repopularized in the 80's
What is the hacky sack
This acronym refers to the practice of hiding data to improve security, often through encryption.
What is VPN (Virtual Private Network)
The first-ever email sent in 1971 by computer engineer Ray Tomlinson included this simple and meaningless test message.
What is "QWERTYUIOP"
In "The Shining," Jack Torrance repeatedly types this cryptic sentence on his typewriter, revealing his descent into madness.
What is "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy"