Yup, it's good, plus it's not afraid to ask tough, philosophical questions.

Bergmanski, his Non-Union Polish equivalent

I have good hopes for the upcoming American Terry Gilliam banknote though.

The six hour work day is bullshit spread by idiot American liberals. We don't have that.

The horse is what makes them good.

Really expected this to be one of those shaggy dog story, where the last line is a really lame pun.

Bacteria on a VHS collection

She was half-right.

How else do you explain the popularity of alcohol?

Hey, are you… oh I see. Carry on.

I hated it AND saw it!

- There was a school shooting!
- That's horrible
- But the victims were monsters
- That's good
- Actually they were actors in a Universal movie
- …

*Obligatory "it can be both!"*

If something compatible with today's USB devices is used in 15 years, I'd be very surprised. Sooner or later, it will be too much of a bottleneck to retain backwards compatibility.

There are things like http://www.theguardian.com/… and http://www.npr.org/2013/07/… and http://www.spiegel.de/inter… happening fairly often. You can also consider the fact that chairman of the board is a member of the Qatari royal family.

If it helps you feel better, Al Jazeera is pretty disgusting too. It's a propaganda outlet for the Qatari regime, and the reporting reflects that. Al Jazeera English is a lot less overt than Al Jazeera Arabic, which often on top of things has an islamist bent. With some occasional anti-semitism to keep things…

And that's fine… but chances are that in 20 years, the formats you've saved your pictures in will be obsolete and hard to find a decoder for. And your hard drive won't connect to anything

So, this will be the Great Job, Internet to CNN's AV Club?

Good thing there will be plenty of opportunity for that in the future then.

To be fair, at least you saved them. Photographs tend to not mean anything to people anymore since it's cheap and easy to take pictures. Plus digital storage is extremely ephemeral.