ah missed that one - a quick search of disney on the local instance didn't yield me that result
I standby it being disappointing
Not necessarily Apple being dominant, but the only thing that you need is a Web browser and no one will give a shit what you run that on, Windows, Mac, Linux, ChromeOS
Xorg doesn't have the money to lawyer up
No, we don't even use the yellow school buses like north america. None of the media attached to this story is even Australian
So we go back to the future and we stop Biff from stealing the time machine!
We can't, because if we travel into the future from this point in time...it will be the future of this reality...in which Biff is corrupt and powerful and married to your mother, and in which this has happened to me!
No. Our only chance to repair the present is in the past at the point where the time line skewed into this tangent!
I work IT, the solution I found yesterday on reddit had been processed deleted - it had not been captured by archive.org
~/.bash_history is where my documentation lives
my only thought about why they are so desperate to have Kirk around is that if the show runs long enough they intend to have Pike's accident during the series, and then tell the final 2 years of Kirk's original 5 year mission? I'd be up for that
repost my original comment from last night's failed thread:
Canon purists are making leaps about the placement of the eugenics wars. Sounds to me like they’re blaming the Temporal Cold War for changing things.
Must be pre USS Relativity time agency…
Fun episode, but the gymnastics to tell Kirk stories without impacting TOS is getting a bit obvious, this is our 2nd alternate Kirk
Canon purists are making leaps about the placement of the eugenics wars. Sounds to me like they're blaming the Temporal Cold War for changing things.
Must be pre USS Relativity time agency...
Fun episode, but the gymnastics to tell Kirk stories without impacting TOS is getting a bit obvious.
Originally "PC" was IBMPC or PC Compatible (as in compatible with IBM without using their trademark). An IBMPC could have run DOS, Windows or even OS/2