Star Trek The Beginning is 15 fucking years old now!
I'm going to bed...
"Your destination is on the left."
On my left: a wall, six lanes of opposing traffic, another wall, a two story drop, another two lanes of opposing traffic, the Taco Bell I'm trying to get to.
satanism and nudity
Oh my god, that's awful. Where?
You should include a hyperlink to the actual site in your post.
Kira stomping to Darhe'el's cell with a disrupter rifle
O'Brian: "Um, Major?"
Kira: "I just want to talk to him."
Odo: "Major, what are you doing?"
Kira: "I just want to talk to him!"
I'm just picturing an old Compaq laptop sitting in one of the folding chairs, just cracking bitcoin wallets and hate-posting on X.
Better choco-late than never.
Make a digital backup of the Library of Alexandria.
Time is a predator. It's teeth is the crippling feeling you get by being exposed to morning sunlight after being awake for 20 hours.
The irony being that the only way to understand it is to be that dumb. But if you were that dumb, you wouldn't understand it nor would you try to because you'd think you are smart.
Writing prompt: Wishing on a shooting star is real, but every wish you make causes the "shooting star" to leave a crater somewhere on Earth. The bigger the wish, the bigger the crater.
Snitches. Let the starving college students wear clean clothes.
I don't know if CSC's response is laziness or compassion.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/15234200
> [request] Help finding a war movie > > I'm having trouble finding a movie I caught the ending of on cable TV once upon a time, and never saw again. Does anyone here recognize it? > > Modern (~1990s) soldiers (the heroes) are pinned down. They rig explosives for some reason and use the radio to remote detonate them. Something goes wrong, and one of the soldiers takes a walkie talkie and walks towards the explosives, without any cover, to use it to force them to go off. He has to get very close to them. He gets shot repeatedly, and just before being fatally wounded, he yells "Blow!" And the explosives go off. > > Additional information: > - On US cable in the mid to late 1990s > - Modern war film, with then-current tech (Desert Storm-era) > - Soldiers are outside in rocky/deserted terrain during the daytime in above the described scene > - walkie-talkie is a military-grade CB brick > - Soldier is a short, young guy who I've seen in a few other movies typecast as a low-ranking soldier or officer of some kind
I'm having trouble finding a movie I caught the ending of on cable TV once upon a time, and never saw again. Does anyone here recognize it?
Modern (~1990s) soldiers (the heroes) are pinned down. They rig explosives for some reason and use the radio to remote detonate them. Something goes wrong, and one of the soldiers takes a walkie talkie and walks towards the explosives, without any cover, to use it to force them to go off. He has to get very close to them. He gets shot repeatedly, and just before being fatally wounded, he yells "Blow!" And the explosives go off.
Additional information:
- On US cable in the mid to late 1990s
- Modern war film, with then-current tech (Desert Storm-era)
- Soldiers are outside in rocky/deserted terrain during the daytime in above the described scene
- walkie-talkie is a military-grade CB brick
- Soldier is a short, young guy who I've seen in a few other movies typecast as a low-ranking soldier or officer of some kind
This just popped up on YouTube, and I thought everyone here would like to see it. It's meaningful to me because I had no idea that Frakes was personally engaged in the fight against pancreatic cancer (because of his late brother). The highlights are:
- Science Fiction is not Frakes' "genre"
- How Frakes' wife (Genie Francis) almost got attacked by a lion when she was a child
- The Riker Maneuver (Frakes is still a little embarrassed)
- Why Riker played the trombone
- How Daniel Frakes died
- PanCAN's Purple Stride Walk (It happened on April 27th. Sorry, this video is a week old. They do have weblinks at the end of the video if you're interested in helping)
...and so are artificial fruit flavors.
In response to @[email protected] (https\://lemm.ee/comment/11361184)
This wasn't an issue when the episode was released in 1989.
Is it possible to add support for gifv when others embed them into a post? Or at least parse the link so that it loads a plain gif or mpg instead?
I understand if this is beyond your control, but I'm comparing my experience in Voyager with my experience in every other iOS app.
Text selection and cursor placement in a text field in Voyager is so inaccurate and frustrating. I try to pick up the cursor and a word on another line gets highlighted. I try to tap a word with a red line under it and the tiny replacement selection AND the context meant pop up at the same time. I try to deselect something by clicking on blank space and the selection cycles through menus with each tap before clearing, then tapping the same blank space one too many times reselects the text and I have to cycle and clear the menus again.
This has been a problem since I started using Voyager, and I feel like it's gotten a little better over time, but it is still a very different experience from a stock iOS app that is very responsive and accurate when trying to use my fingers to select something only a few pixels wide.
Is Voyager calling native APIs for typing and selecting text or is it something custom? If possible, could you just use what Apple provides and make typing fields as vanilla as you can? I've tried getting used to it, but it is exhausting some days.
Not to make you feel bad or anything, but this was never a problem with Apollo. So I feel like it should be solvable. But if this is something you've tried fixing in the past, or you're just having to chip away at it little by little (like the issue with videos interrupting scrolling) I understand and will try to be patient.
Voyager is still the best Lemmy viewer out there, and I hope it keeps getting better. Thank you!
While most Klingon cuisine is not for the faint of heart, their signature coffee has become quite popular, especially on Deep Space 9. This Star Trek video d...
The real Space Folgers.
Ito is accused of asking a 15-year-old girl he met online to send him naked selfies.
To be clearer than most of the articles I saw, NOT one of the creators of said movies. One of the Comix Wave staff members - a company that helped produce the films.
If you're having a bad day, at least you weren't the helmsman of this unnamed Akira-class ship that flew into an exploding Borg cube resulting in the ship being lost with all hands AFTER the battle had already ended.
cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/21016903
> Maybe one with a few more lights