Why? You seeking some jamaharon?

We’re calling out Comic Sans, but not Papyrus?

I would pre-order this on Bluray today if they announced it.

If he’s everyone, does this mean that Jeffrey Combs is behind the Stamets account?

The Unas were a great race/species to play around with narratively. Great reference!

Undiscovered Country is even better if you watch it in the original Klingon.

Yes! He was the story writer guy.

Have some internet points! Prodigy needs some love!

Maybe they did something like Shamir’s secret sharing… So you only need a quorum of larger number of fragments of to reconstruct the whole? If you’re warp capable and able to seed humanoid life, I imagine you’ve probably built in some redundancy.

F. Murray Abraham is AMAZING. Recently, he was a fantastic dirty old man in White Lotus and was great in an episode of Cabinet of Curiosities. Loved him in Grand Budapest.

I’ve got physical buttons attached to several ESPHome projects. It’d be trivial to make one just a momentary push button. Beware of ESPHome though, once you start down that path, you’re going to want to build sensors yourself and start automating things that don’t need automation.

That all depends on what you’re using the bathroom for.

The show runners of Discovery have talked about wanting to create a feeling that no one, not even series regulars, were safe. They referenced Game of Thrones in that discussion, but Yar is a great example and probably would have gotten a little more love from the community.

I did this at my house too. I’ve also got a card for turning off the the TV and the lights when the kids are done in that room.

Let’s give him some more feature films. I’d be more excited to see a new Frakes Sar Trek movie then Abrams.

First of all, I’m excited for whatever happens on the NCC-1701-X. That’ll be a amazing.

Second. You think we’ll loop around and get to AA?

I love the Steamrunner class. I wish we got to see it more.

A Bicyclops Built for Two aired on March 19, 2000.

This episode aired 23 years ago.

The best thing I ever did with home automation and children is to setup motion sensors in the hallway and tie it to my WLED strips. If anyone in the house leaves a bedroom at night, led light strips in the hallway, along the stairs, and downstairs turn on low and red for 5 minutes. There’s no turning on lights or forgetting to turn them off. It’s bright enough to see but not so bright that is jarring. Also, using red light doesn’t kill your night vision when you go back to a dark room.