I’d put it above all the TNG movies, too.

And The Undiscovered Country

As long as he doesn’t kidnap some child and make Saru think it’s his.

I know nothing about the dude on the far right

Can’t tell you anything about the character, but that’s Leoben Conoy/Number Two. I guess this time around, the river of time pulled him into a different franchise.

Welp, I totally misunderstood the question then. Sorry.

Have you tried emailing the authors? It’s well known that some folks will gladly respond with a copy of the paper at no charge.

I always thought the cyberpunk genre was a warning, not a blueprint.

Well darn, Junkball always does SPACE ROCKS! in their starship restrictive videos.

TWOK’s nebula submarine hunt is my favorite Star Trek battle because it actually takes place in three dimensions.

Fellow Junkball fan?

What about the rocks, though? It always seems like a starship is built around a massive quarry.

Oh man, could you imagine how much better that episode would have been if Worf had intentionally missed, looked at Sisko, and shrugged?

Even Worf misses with a torpedo or two. lol

And yet you still misspelled it, lol. Geordi, not Gordie, not Jordie.

*Geordi.

Burton directed over two dozen episodes across the Trek franchise. While Frakes is more prolific, ironically Burton directed my two favorite Riker episodes, “Second Chances” and “The Pegasus”.

From the article that was posted:

The main new feature is support for I2P, the Invisble Internet Project. It uses a fully encrypted privacy network layer to hide user activity and locations. The network does not use servers. Peers contributed “a portion of their resources” to other network particpants.

The maintainers promise that “non one can see where traffic is coming from, where it is going, or what the contents are” when the Invisible Internet Project is active.

And to think, I just got downvoted to fuck the other day because someone claimed wasn’t available in the UK. lol

Thank you for clearing that up.

If you’re in the States, maybe take a peek at Firefox Relay.

That last line would guarantee I would find a way to break the transparent aluminum and save Porthos.