@5ciFiGirl @bunnybot @FediTips

FWIW, I’m seeing everything. I’ve never seen half an image since I noticed it.

@5ciFiGirl @bunnybot

At least you know it isn’t a vampire!

@[email protected]

Firefox because it isn’t chromium, and I just like it. With chromium, google controls the web. Doesn’t matter what kind of wrapper a third party puts on it. It’s still chromium and it’s still google.

@ValueSubtracted @JWBananas

I’ll go further and say I’m not in favor of remasters. I want everything original, low res warts and all. Tasteful enhancements don’t really bother me much, but I’m just as happy with the original versions, and consider them a record of history.

@metaversemorgan @blewit

I’ve never been to a con, and likely never will, but it’s a lot of work for an actor to be there. They take time out of their lives, have to be charming, and operate the assembly line of autographs on a multi day event. I’m not sure there’s a clearly correct answer, but them being there is a real job with real work. Having them do it all gratis is a big ask.

@onehellofausername @sarsaparilyptus

I’m pretty cool with subpar episodes. They still add to the world, and give me something to watch with characters I enjoy. Of the series I like(almost all of them), there isn’t a single episode I skip on rewatch. The “bad” ones bulk out the series and make it last longer.

@6mementomori

Voting is garbage. It’s a cancer on all these type sites. Deciding the value of a post only requires basic literacy, and someone else’s opinion is irrelevant. I only upvote posts as a reward to the author. It isn’t for anyone else. Others should read the post and decide for themselves what value it has.

@worfamerryman

I recently completed all the official releases myself. I’m now working on the fan made movies/shows(give Star Trek Continues a shot. It’s like TOS, and in some ways better). In general, I don’t like any of the movies. They’re ok, but I’d prefer they took the budgets, and made 10(or more!) tv episodes instead. I like more thought, and less action/effects. TAS was ok. The kitschy cartoon style is cool. I’m from the era, so it’s nostalgic for me :^D

@x4740N @ValueSubtracted

I don’t like musicals either, and I enjoyed it. Adding an exception to “I’ve seen all of the $tv_series” is kind of lame. Maybe you won’t like it, but it only takes an hour to find out. I’ve spent way worse hours in my life than watching a tv show I generally like with a dud episode.

@ValueSubtracted

Pretty silly episode. I’m not a fan of musicals, and I was dubious going in, but it was fun. They managed to make it as good as a musical could be for my tastes. I’m happy it was made, and I’m happy to have seen it. That’s about the highest praise I could give for something like this.

@billmason @startrek

I like the idea in the abstract, but actually meeting them would make me extremely uncomfortable, and the anxiety would be no fun. Having it be a setup “thing” makes it all weird and awkward. If they randomly sat next to me at a bar or something, I could talk to them no problem.

@fades @z3n0x
You won’t get the motivation from me. I went from “Dunno bout this shit, but let’s see where it goes” in s01 to yelling at my screen in every other season. I won’t be watching s05. Life’s too short for mindless completionism.

Some people like it. Maybe you’re one of those people. There’s no accounting for taste, and only you can decide.

@ValueSubtracted

We’ll see… Can’t say I’m stoked, but maybe it’ll be better than I anticipate. I’m not really a fan of musicals in the first place. I could count the ones I find ‘acceptable’ on one hand, and can only think of two atm. If it turns out merely ‘acceptable’ I’ll be happy enough. Hopefully the actors had fun.

@reddig33 @Tired8281 I’m fine with reusing stories/themes. There’s only few blues songs, but remixing them still keeps me entertained.

I have zero complaints about SNW. I might rewrite some of it, and I also might screw them up by doing so. All I’m looking for is a good story with characters I like, and nitpicks aside, SNW is knocking it out of the park.

@Nmyownworld Nothing I can think of. My hobby(arboriculture) is pretty dangerous. I just do my best to minimize risks.

A holodeck would be a game changer though. While perhaps not truly dangerous with safeties on, doing Worf’s calisthenics program, or recreating historic battles where you meet on a field with sword and shield would be hugely fun and intimidating, even with the safety factor.

@quark
I have that downloaded, but haven’t read it yet.

I downloaded a bunch of stuff from youtube while waiting at the doctors, and I need to see what I got. I must have grabbed the wrong link, and started downloading the whole youtube channel that was linked above :^D

@startrek

I finished Phase II New Voyages… I guess… There was one episode left, and apparently they got the smackdown from CBS, and it was never released. It was getting good too. Everything was tightening up, and they were finding their footing, per Star Trek tradition. It’s a perversion of copyright law. Copyright is to ensure works get produced. A monopoly isn’t the end goal. Not like these shows are real competition. If anything, they bolster the franchise.

@Reva @Corgana
“He looks just like Ted, the sysadmin from Xcorp”

“That’s because that /is/ Ted, the sysadmin from Xcorp” :^D

I know what you mean. I think I could work with that though. It gives it a more true life representation of people doing their thing. When combined with the other “errors” though; it makes it harder… or something. Probably best to adjust expectations, and enjoy them for what they are. Homemade Trek is better than no Trek, so it’s something new when nothing else is on

@startrek

Horizon was pretty good…

https://piped.video/watch?v=l94v4YOqxOc

It has a weird hazy soft focus film style that I suspect is to make effects/backgrounds easier to produce. There was also a couple times I was confused, but it was a decent story and an enjoyable watch.

@Corgana

One thing I really notice is timing in the dialog. It’s one of those ‘I know it when I see it’ things. I couldn’t do any better if I were producing it, but I can see a clear difference between amateur and professional shows. It’s hard to exactly put my finger on it, but they’ll hold onto a shot, the dialog will lag by a little bit, and it doesn’t land as well as it could.