Prolly Lower Decks, though I don’t watch it, I’d be rather surprised if’n they don’t have the worst technobabble when it’d be funny

This, it seems like they forgot the original intention as shown in DS9, it’s not an official organization nor anything approaching it, it’s basically just a long standing group carving hiding in Starfleet justifying doing what they want by pointing to a paragraph in the Constitution… Sovereign Citizens with phasers and photon torpedoes anyone?

If you’re going to drink that much coffee, look at St Louis Bread Co/Panera Bread, their Sip Club makes it cheap. $13/mo, and large cold drinks are around $3.25, so it doesn’t take long for the membership to pay for itself, and as I’m a courier, it definitely saves me money. That said, support local if you can.

You’re welcome. I do recommend looking up Sunset’s Isekai, it crosses over with a lot of things, it’s Stargate crossover being one of my favorites, it ends with the SG1 team using an Equestrian portal to escape back to Equestria, which turns them into ponies. O’Neill winds up being a pegasus, and when told they’ll be changed back to human before they take the Stargate back to Earth, he looks at his wings, and asks the Princesses one question… ‘Do these things work?’ Some how I can easily see him doing that. T

That said, there’s been a fair number of MLP stories that I’ve discovered because of it.

As to the MLP lore, they do good with it, but there are some surprises, but you might’ve guessed one of them already, which explains the rest.

I use both and while I prefer Kbin’s interface slightly, I will say that my experience with Lemmy is definitely better, the Kbin instance I’m on often has 500 errors on various parts of the site, along with lots of duplicate posts. Overall, I think it’s a toss up, neither one is particularly better than the other, though Lemmy is bigger.

Indeed, but I’ve watched a half dozen reviews at least, and none have mentioned it, though Ups & Downs was the most thorough. Heck, La’an’s timing’s been mentioned in at least one or two of those, but the translation? Nope, zip. Yeah, I think people will be catching stuff for weeks if not months afterwards.

Surprised none of these reviews have mentioned the translation, that got a chuckle out of me.

I have mine running through Polaris Mail. The domain cost me around $5 for the year (renewal is $10 IIRC), and I’m running the Y25 plan for $25/yr which has been big enough for me. SMTP is included, and there is a web interface, but I haven’t really used that, T-bird and K9 take care of my needs.