We used unused punchcards to make flashcards in elementary school in the late 80’s / early 90’s. I guess the county bought a bunch and had to find another use.
And now I realize the primary definition of flashcard has changed since then, from study aid to digital storage.
A three digit xkcd, that one has been around a while.
Janeway and Paris get it on.
It also removes an emphasis on any one particular planet’s day or year.
That’s not that prick Lewis Zimmerman, it’s that prick Richard Woolsey.
The last scene is a little heavy handed with its foreshadowing, but it’s one of my favorite bottle episodes.
I hadn’t heard the Mac story before. I wonder if it’s legit, as I don’t think the Mac, or the Lisa before it, ever had the equivalent of a My Computer icon. Disks appear directly on the desktop; dragging a disk to the trash can ejects it if its removable media, and the only type of disk the original Mac had was a 400KB single-sided 3.5” floppy drive.
The signature at the bottom of the letter makes it all make sense.
You misunderstand. HTTP 502 means the server is running on an old Gateway computer, and its capacitors are starting to go.
This is the Season 2 - Generations chair. I wonder what happened to the Season 1 captain’s chair, with its flip out armrest displays.
This is the same actor that yelled at us to, “experience bij” in the TNG VHS board game, so he hardly has the moral high ground.
The story I heard with Ro on DS9 was Michelle Forbes didn’t want to commit to a full-time TV gig, wanting to pick up more movie roles.
In the Star Trek universe, you announce your password to the room every time you use it.
The character’s name is Nebula. L
In episode 1x06 of Voyager, they encounter a gas cloud that could provide resources to allow more use of the replicators. A caffeine-deprived Janeway has a famous line, “There’s coffee in that nebula.”
It’s the terror of knowing what this world is about, watching some good friends screaming "Let me out!”
We never see a Great Link Changeling before Odo meets them at the start of season 3. Perhaps they’re emulating Odo to give the Alpha Quadrant as little info as possible. Lass, another one of the 100 infants the Link sends out as scouts, along with Odo, assumes a different face. More brow ridges, but the same hair.
The D’s saucer is an oval, wider than it is long (“the fat one”). Voyager’s saucer is long pointy, kind of shaped like a spoon.
Rom inspired his son to enter into a very successful career, just probably not in the way he would have liked. Then Nog inspired Rom to change career tracks and become a station engineer, so I guess it all worked out.