It’s still on my wish list, if it drops to 90% off on a sale or something - I still think I’d enjoy it.

I also worry that if nobody ever buys it, then some awful CEO will use it as proof that “Nobody likes star Trek strategy games”, and for the next decade, we’ll only get Star Trek themed first-person-arena-extraction-lootbox-shooters or whatever.

Oh my god yes.

Star Trek New Horizons
Steam Workshop Link

Star Trek New Civilisations
Steam Workshop Link

Say goodbye to your free time for a while.

Star Trek Infinite (Steam Link) was a sort of Stellaris spin-off (same engine, same basic play method) that was apparently not bad, but not as good as the existing Star Trek mods for actual Stellaris. There were apparent plans for developing it further, DLCs etc but it got abandoned almost immediately and bugs remain unfixed.

“These are the three alignment buttons: Extreme Left, Left and Centre.”

Understood. Buying all the Star Wars games.

Where can I learn this skill?

NTFS was around in the 1990s, exFAT is from the 2010s - and I think was also caught up in some sort of copyright/proprietary shit for another 10 years. There are brand new 2025 TVs which still won’t read exFAT.

I’m mostly echoing what’s already been said, but I have a preset in Handbrake for this, which works fine on most TVs I’ve tried from the last 10 years (possibly 15 by now) and therefore should have no problem running on any computer. I often (for work reasons) prepare video footage for looped playback on TVs and projectors at numerous places - so “TVs I’ve tried” is a larger number than it might initially sound like.

It’s roughly along these lines (as I appear to have emailed someone about before):

"H264 mp4. 1920x1080. 25 or 30fps, or similar (appropriate to source material). Constant bitrate <=12mbps. 8mbps is generally universally compatible, though you should be able to get away with 10-12mbps on newer TVs with newer USB sticks.

AAC audio 192kbps, though lower is fine.

Use same samplerate as source (i.e. 44khz 48khz etc)

If you’ve got settings for encoding profile, Main and Level 4.0 should work.

If individual files are small enough (<4GB), format the USB stick as FAT32. Otherwise NTFS. EXT2 will work on a lot of TVs, but you’ll have trouble with some computers. Exfat may work on newest tellys, but won’t on anything more than a few years old, so safe option is not to use it."

If you have one of these, you can take the picture home with you, or swap it for one of your own artworks: T-Screw Spanner

I’m hoping it’s folded over, and is actually a normal sized t-shirt.

Akbar helped bring about such stability, because he could always tell if something was a trap.

(Sorry, I’m sure you get tired of Akbar jokes)

It’s the same as either photo shown above - but if you zoom out a bit… naked from the waist down.

It’s Jim, life, as we know it but not.

Thanks. I tend to worry with redesigns these days.

(Based on the screenshot only) Where’s the menu gone?

…or inflate it further. Double it.

I don’t even think there’d be that much disagreement.

“Oh, do you hate ‘libs’ and love Putin too?”

Or “Minors always granted access”

Photograph it fully first etc, but a clean arm lets them draw another one next weekend.

It’s a long time ago now, but I believe I wrote the word “knobhead” and affixed it to the back of the collar of my friend/housemate’s coat.

If I didn’t do that first, I did it second.