“Democracy” for the capitalists.

Just because it’s topical, I’m going to plug one of my favorite books I’ve read this year. How to Hide an Empire: A History of the Greater United States, by Daniel Immerwahr. It tells the history of western expansion, bird shit, the Philippines, stop signs, and US military bases.

They accidentally typed the 9 upsidedown.

I know it goes against everything everyone on lemmy says, but a Google Home Hub. You pick which Google Photos albums you want to have displayed on the screen, and any time you add any pictures to the album, they’re immediately in the rotation. Bonus points, once you’ve set it up, everything can be done remotely. It also has a physical mic-off switch.

I, too, remember the Maine.

I’d put it above all the TNG movies, too.

And The Undiscovered Country

As long as he doesn’t kidnap some child and make Saru think it’s his.

I know nothing about the dude on the far right

Can’t tell you anything about the character, but that’s Leoben Conoy/Number Two. I guess this time around, the river of time pulled him into a different franchise.

Daphne Zuniga already has experience playing a Drewish princess, so she might be a good fit.

Oy vey, totally not where my head was earlier. Thank you.

I really hate calling it the Palestinian “question”. This is a genocide, not an interrogative.

… does this person live in the same universe as I do? I had a comment deleted from .world for calling out someone for being racist, but the racist comment is still up.

As someone who struggles with depression, paranoia can certainly be in the mix. Plus “depressed” doesn’t rhyme with “android”.

“Something heinous”

I loved Forbidden West, except for how ridiculously large and relatively empty that map is.

Marvin the Paranoid Android. “Here I am with a brain the size of a planet and they ask me to pick up a piece of paper. Call that job satisfaction? I don’t.” Sums up my life too well.

Well darn, Junkball always does SPACE ROCKS! in their starship restrictive videos.

Yes, it’s a bit.

TWOK’s nebula submarine hunt is my favorite Star Trek battle because it actually takes place in three dimensions.