“Cheeeese!” And there’s the pull-quote.

Thankfully, I believe the Star Trek franchise has largely avoided relying on clip show episodes during long seasons. The only one I can recall was TNG’s “Shades of Grey”. And that one was only done because of external circumstances, specifically the writers strike.

50 years is still a long time! ;-) You’re quite right. My comment was ill considered. (I will say though that it seems the animated and live action properties—with some exceptions such as Lois & Clark—due tend to go back to the status quo of Superman not being married). Anyway, if the show is intending to appeal to…

I know that “trying to expose the superhero’s secret identity” is a time-worn trope in comic books, but it seems like it’s been especially overused in Superman comics for the past 80+ years.

> Shea Wingham

TOS did something like this too. The auto-destruct codes used in “Let That Be Your Last Battlefield” (1969) were used again in Star Trek III: The Search For Spock (1984).

Extra old cheddar. Regular cheddar is fine in a pinch, but it can be a little bland.

I would hope that the sensor could also be used by smart thermostats.

I want to laugh my arse off that young workers naively assume online privacy when using work accounts. But then I humbly remember that when I started using email at my first job way back in the *cough* 1990s, I mistakenly assumed the same thing.

Good tips. Another one is: Completely stop talking. Offer no feedback on what they say, not even an “mmm-hmm”, or “yes”. Remain expressionless. Don’t nod or smile. This makes some folks uncomfortable enough to finally wrap things up.

No Hulu in Canada* but apparently it will be landing on Disney+ there.

I’ve been using the beta for quite a few months. I really like it. I never give out my primary @duck.com address, because I would like to keep that one absolutely “spam-free”. I only use the burner addresses. Should one of those ever become compromised, it is easy to deactivate.

Tony Cervone revealed his canceled Scooby-Doo movie will still record its score.

To add to the point on keeping your crypto wallet secure — for god’s sake, don’t forget your password.

I’m shocked, *shocked* that a rumour backed up with tons of “evidence” (i.e. flimsy party anecdotes tainted by confirmation bias) is a load of cow plop.

The hose analogy is quite good.

Great to know. On a similar note, if you’re reading on iPad, hold the device in portrait orientation, and the slideshow changes to a scrollable article.

To Boldly Go… Not Very Far At All

“The fake websites are fairly sophisticated and appear high in Google search results”. I don’t know anything about SEO. But does does Google try to identify and down-rank scammy websites at all?

“I stopped watching the f**king Oscars years ago” — God