Picard is no stranger to black ops either. In Chain of Command, part 2, the following exchange takes place. I’m quoting from Memory Alpha

Gul Lemec, and his aides are seated in the observation lounge. Despite Jellico’s assurances to the contrary, Lemec divulges that he knows that Captain Jean-Luc Picard, Lieutenant Worf, and Doctor Beverly Crusher have gone into Cardassian territory and killed fifty-five men, women, and children in what he calls a brutal assault on one of their outposts.

That’s more than 12 kills per person!

I said what I said. Just because O’Neil looks like MacGyver doesn’t mean he has his skill set. Picard has like 400 years worth of military strategy to draw from that O’Neil would be ignorant of. Team Picard!

I suspect this would come down to the setting. Obviously each character has their own home field advantage. Now, if you dropped them both off on an unfamiliar planet with no supplies and gave them a good reason to fight… I think I might give it to Picard. Assuming that they both try to McGuyver up a weapon, I somehow think Picard would be more effective based on the depth of his knowledge. I would definitely watch this episode, though.

I’d say virtually all Hispanic people have some Native American ancestry. The number of Hispanic people living in the Americas with an exclusively European lineage is probably very small. But, that’s just like my opinion, man.

This guy gets it.

Imagine the giant trucks road raging because you’re in the left lane and only going +20 the speed limit. Or the old creeps hitting on teenagers.

What if we instead imagine the truck drivers politely asking you to move over? What if the ability to communicate freely with other drivers made the experience closer to walking in a crowd. I’m imagining something that allows all vehicles within a certain radius to hear one another so you can communicate with courtesy. I think a lot of road rage stems from our frustrations with our inability to communicate (and be held accountable) by the people around us.

I would threaten to not buy any more Halo games but I haven’t bought one in like a decade so I recognize there’s not much bite there.

Netflix’s Lost in Space.

If you use the browser extension on Firefox it will do this automatically.

I’m sure they’ve already burned the books.

Conservatives think destroying the community is a flex.

I usually call her Dog the Bounty Hunter.

You’re correct. The Fire Stick would be a client. I currently use a Pi 4 as my server and it works great, but I use KODI instead of jellyfin. This means that nothing trys to transcode when I use it. However, my brother is able to connect to my server through Tailscale and he does some sort of GPU pass thru with a jellyfin container and as far as I know it works great.

If you had told me 20 years ago that China would be closer to manifesting the Star Trek future I always wanted than the US, I would never have believed you. But here we are.

If you’re looking for mini PC recommendations, I have been very happy with my Beelink Ser8. It was chosen specifically for handbrake encoding and is an order of magnitude faster than my underpowered decade old desktop.

Edit. I just reread your post saying that you don’t want to buy a mini PC so disregard that advice but if you want to stream to TVs on a budget, I am a big fan of the Fire Stick. If you get them on sale, they’re usually available for half the listed price (about $25 when I got them). You can get them on ebay if you don’t want to support Bozos. Currently they’re very easy to configure and they work great as long as you can get over the clunky menu design.

You may want to check out https://www.thewebernets.com/ blog posts. I use some of the recommend setups for my movies and most look great, but I do use subtitles which I think he mostly skips in his setups.

I am just some rando but I think this poster may have meant tinymediamanager as opposed to tinymusicmanager. I use tinymediamanager and it’s great.

Guess that makes Bill Maher the exception that proves the rule.

The report also found students were “reluctant to speak their minds, especially on controversial political issues”, with many admitting that “they self-censor regularly, avoid certain topics entirely, and doubt their administrators would defend free expression if controversy struck”.

I would be relectant to speak my mind in that situation too. Everything is recorded and uploaded now. Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt.

Mm hmm