I would have at least tried, but I was with my family and didn’t want to abandon them.

Tawny Newsome and Eugene Cordero often guested on comedian Paul f. Tompkins’ SPONTANEANATION podcast. They are HILARIOUS!

Here’s Tawny’s list of episodes: https://spontaneanation.fandom.com/wiki/Tawny_Newsome

Oh man, there were a pair of middle-aged guys at the table behind me at a restaurant recently, and I SO BADLY wanted to join their conversation! Favorite Romulan ship class, U.S.S. Pegasus: treaty violation or necessary development?, Best DS9 episodes… they were my kind of people.

You couldn’t, but you have been able to for the past several months.

That was my experience when I briefly tried a TWM, the parts bin approach is very cool but I need my computer to work NOW, I can’t take two weeks to play with it. A package sounds good…

Is that the Dandadan grandma?

I mean, if I thought anybody wanted to see it I’d wear a boobwindow too. I’m no Khan, sadly.

If you don’t use Gnome or KDE or one of the other big DEs, do you basically have no (user facing GUI) programs installed by default? If so, don’t you end up installing a bunch of programs from one of those anyway?

What is that? The space city from Valerian, maybe?

BT jumpships have a cool design, with a HUGE deployable solar sail to recharge their capacitor bank for the next Kearny-Fuschida jump. I’ll grant you that they aren’t much to look at.

https://www.sarna.net/wiki/Invader Is the most common type.

Very much agree. I love old Sci-Fi for this reason. The authors dreamt big.

Fantastic! thanks.

Awesome! I didn’t see that.

I ate the onion here.

Anybody tried this on Linux yet? I assume Proton will work.

I’ve never heard of offline mode, do I don’t think so! I was on 405 I think. I got the drift database migration button a few times, migrated a few times, still get it. I dunno.

On the fan-produced audio drama “Outpost” about Deep Space 3 on the First Federation (TOS) border, there is an officer from Sigma Iosha and she talks like a mobster! It’s a really fun nod to this bit of old lore.

Not a caption, just a thought.

The 34th Rule of Acquisition is “War is good for business”.

That’s hilarious. Sorry?

Fight! Win! Prevail!