Dooku definitely knew, Grievous didn't seem to know since he worked for Dooku.

Is referring to a red sail as a red flag a red flag?

I think the danger is that Democrats don't think this is an endorsement of socialist democratic platform and aren't seen to do enough in the next two years, like what happened between 2021 and 2025. If they understep they will get slapped back next election.

Your instance changed the "b" word to "removed". Everyone else sees the b word. Your comment made it obvious that you didn't know that your instance was censoring what you see and they made a cheeky joke about it. Then you were an removed to them.

5 days, isn't that only half a mooch?

Wow, Orange is the New Black got really weird over the years.

I love that the baseball league was like, "you know what we need in this trying time of multiple wars, baseball cards!"

It is unprofessional for them to stand on two feet at the same time. Instead they should have to stand on one foot at all times. They should be forced to wear sensors in their shoes and be penalized if they spend more than 30 seconds in an 8 hour day with both feet on the ground. I think this would promote readiness and show a more professional appearance.

What are you talking about? House doors almost always open in.

In an early next Gen episode, 11001001, a group from a race called Binars are on the ship upgrading the holodeck. This is the start of holograms being more human like. I made three assumptions after that episode: 1, that the Binars continued to go around and upgrade other ship holodecks, 2, that these upgrades were reverse engineered and incorporated into future holo stuff, and 3, that Starfleet didn't actually know how the upgrades worked. I think this can account for how advanced holo stuff is when it should be just controlled by the ship computer.

The terminal emulator is the window displaying the text. That used to be a physical screen called a terminal. The program that decides what text to show is the shell.

This comic references the movie Superman from 1978, in which Superman travels back in time. They chose to show this time travel as the earth spinning backwards and people got confused thinking that they were implying if you spin the earth backwards time would go backwards. The comic is referencing that confusion, or playing into it.