SatyrSack

That was a different fabric that actually photographed as its true color

https://web.archive.org/web/20100917090118/http://www.startrekpropauthority.com/2008/05/bill-theiss-lost-interview-rare.html

Another quirk involving the original series’ tunics were the colors - in particular, “command.” Trekkies everywhere will swear Spock wore blue, Scotty wore red and Kirk wore gold. Wrong. The three Starfleet colors were blue, red and green. Lime green, to be exact. “It was one of those film stock things;” Theiss states, “it photographed one way - burnt orange or a gold. But in reality was another; the command shirts were definitely green.” As further proof, look at the wrap-around tunics as well as the dress uniform tunics of Kirk’s – all green. They came off as their true colors because they were constructed of different materials than the standard duty command shirts.

Is this Klingon or something? I have no idea what is going on here

The gold/yellow shirts in the original series were actually green. The three Starfleet colors were supposed to be RGB. It was just a weird fabric that appeared yellow thanks to odd '60s light/film quirks. Eventually, they decided to just go with it and actually make it yellow.

It's never easy… but if we turn our backs on our principles, we stop being human.

"Who is 'we'?"

We look for things to make our hands up

Creating it was certainly inspired by you and all your TAS posts recently.

They are surely not the only people who recognize caffeine addiction, though.

Spoiler alert, motherfucker

The very young do not always do what they are told.

From my point of view, the Federation is evil!

I don't get it. How does that attribute to strength? The whole Ratatouille thing was just about control. The rat didn't make the person stronger or anything by pulling their hair.

That is also a lot of money for a purely functional tool. $68.00, I assume USD, which is 58.51 EUR. Everything else here, I can imagine using to serve a dish to guests, acting as a conversation piece. But do you ever grate things as a finishing touch at the time of serving, not back in the kitchen while preparing the dish? This seems like a tool that would be kept in the kitchen and would never be seen by guests, in which case it's really not any better than a cheap/functional grater.

https://www.lecreuset.com/star-trek-collection-communi-grater-6-in/41079015001001.html

Star Trek Collection Communi-Grater

Easy to Clean

Look at all those extra nooks and crannies! The surface may be non-porous or whatever, but I wouldn't call that item "easy to clean"

So, every time I want to go back one frame, I have to open that plugin from the menu and then respond to that dialog window? That is certainly more cumbersome than the way MPV/Jellyfin do it, where scrubbing is just a keyboard shortcut. Even if I assigned a keyboard shortcut to activated that plugin (I assume that's possible), I still have to respond to that dialog box?

When I scrub through a video to get the perfect frame to screenshot, the experience is usually something like:

Pause video, no that's not the right frame
Scrub back five frames, not right
Scrub forward one frame, looks closer
Scrub forward one frame, looks closer
Scrub forward one frame, that's almost what I want
Scrub forward one frame, that's worse, I guess I went too far
Scrub back one frame, settle on that one

Using MPV, that's pretty simple because each step there is just a keystroke that takes zero effort and zero time. But if each of those steps also required me to respond to a dialog box, that would just make the process tedious.