GummySquirrel

Exactly! I've also been enjoying watching the special features on movies that you don't get on streaming. I guess my local library will be the last stronghold for physical media 5 years from now

I'm feeling bitter sweet about this season. Disco was my introduction to trek (though i vaguely recall watching ds9 reruns as a kid). Excited to have Saru and Book back on the small screen

New life goals - get uhura's linen and pillow sets and start life as a space hippy 🙃

Link still works in old reddit

😩 even just watching the rover dump samples on mars surface fills me with frustration. Where humanity goes, there shall be rubbish

Itll be interesting to see the results once the samples are brought back next decade. I hope we can make mars a "national park" so we don't screw with it too much.

Thanks I will keep an eye out for updates. For this user federating with meta would feel like assimilating with the borg.

I've been waiting for the crew explore a new planet. Hoping there's more of these episodes than less

Hi, I've just been reading about the case to defederate from fb/meta instances (https://startrek.website/post/289809?scrollToComments=true) and was wondering if the team was aware of the fedipact?

For anyone interested in learning more about space archaeology there's a great episode of the ologies podcast "space archaeology - space junk with Dr Alice Gorman"

I had to change my user language settings to select both undetermined and english to see the posts here (the instance i'm registered to was having similar issues and suggested this).

The last remaining sand mine on Minjerribah (worlds second largest sand island) closed in 2019. It will take a long time to rehabilitate the sand mining sites, they've left "scars" on the island. IIRC some locals were concerned about the loss of jobs. It will be interesting to see if this will be resumed in some form, if sand really is becoming a rare commodity.