The link goes to a site that has links, so nothing to worry about.

Some links are better than others.

It wasn’t from some stupid commercial?

Ublock origin blocks all ads and their stupid pop-up.

I just did the same thing. No left turn onto Oakwood Dr.

That’s how it is during the first few years of social media. When left Twitter I had 75K followers but only knew about 20.

No ads on Mastodon

Ublock is working just fine.

U.S. Government agencies require saying male or female when referring to a person. This is especially true for military departments.

Sabine has some exceptional moments too that likely were a use of the Force but most didn’t notice. That’s common.

Sabine was always force sensitive. She was Luke’s age at the end of Rebels and Luke didn’t show powers until then.

Yeah, Hexbear is a massive lawsuit ready to happen. Far too many Government Cybersecurity bots scanning that instance. I’d rather not have black helicopters hovering above my house due to that site.

Their site is broken right now.

Yes and we know this is not the case in the tech industry. It’s the exception.

Hybrid working appears to be the most successful option for most industries.

Productivity at home really depends on a lot of factors. Industries that require a lot of collaboration suffer greatly in telework situations. Training also suffers greatly. About 20% of the general workforce enjoy telework (large majority of the tech industry) while most prefer the social climate of an office.

I can attest that I prefer an office to my home. I built my home around comfort and joy. I hated working from it. It felt like work was invading my personal life.

A general rule, if taking photos would break the law because of CP, then it is wrong for them to be without a top.

This episode is one of the best episodes in the modern era of Trek, it’s lighthearted it’s funny it celebrates Trek and it’s done so tastefully that I genuinely have nothing bad to say about it. It reminds me of Trials and Tribble-ations.

Alex Kurtzman must have hated this episode, it is the exact opposite of what he wanted to do with Trek. Also why fans love it, because Alex was always wrong about what Trek is about and why it matters to the fans.

The hidden line in the episode is that the crew knows they end up as historical icons of Starfleet and thus the line ‘I pretended to be somebody I wanted to be until finally I became that person. Or he became me.’ this applies to the crew now. It allows them to be more confident in their decisions and become the icons they are meant to be. This episode likely has one of the largest impacts on the character direction of the crew going forward.

This is my all-time favorite episode of Star Trek. Wow, wow, wow … wow.