And here's what it looked like in those ancient days. I was a year old when this device flew by the Moon. I'm such a geezer.

The one thing that film is still tops at is preservation. Digital hard drives are fallible, as are discs and other hard media, but film is so flexible and can withstand all sorts of brutality in comparison. When it's placed in the right conditions it can last a really really long time.

All those mysterious magical immortals? Turns out they're all aliens from the planet Zeist!

I wonder how Elon feels about this...

The Last Centurion

Just going to leave this guy right here...

How did that happen? Did boomerang come back?

Xena started as a love interest for Hercules but then became (a much cooler) hero in her own right:

This mofo sees all!!!

"No, I don't think we'll be doing *that*."

"though that also might have something to do with all the LDS he took during the sixties"

LOL Leonard Nimoy was dropping Mormonism

I'd recommend staying away from the second one, though,

Chemotherapy. It'll makes leeches look positively modern.

I recently went to a water park with my nine year old nephew. My brother gave him a disposable waterproof camera. This is how our conversation went.

Not quite technology, but I think future generations will look back at smoking as a bizarre ancient ritual. "They breathed addictive, poisonous smoke into their lungs on purpose and claimed it was enjoyable. What a bunch of weirdos." And I say this as someone who used to a be a light smoker.

A lot of our physical storage media. I cleaned out the closet the other day and found some floppy disks, including a 5-inch floppy that may or may not have Number Munchers on it. I showed it to my brother - a youngster - and he had no idea what it was. Without context, old physical media looks strange.

I'll raise you one General Grievous with one Mace Windu — a Jedi played by Samuel L. Jackson! And what do we get, a muted performance, bad dialog and zero character development.

Iron-Man 2, Whiplash. The lame armor. What it should have been: A Level in Badass. What it actually was: Villain Decay. IN ONE FRICKIN MOVIE!