
moopet
@moopet@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on Why I moved my Plex library to Jellyfin after 14 years 1 week ago:
a random collection of NVMEs, SSDs and HDDs in my desktop PC, totallying about 12TB-ish I think. That’s for TV and films, I keep my music in navidrome since Jellyfin has (used to have?) serious issues streaming music, in particular only ever being able to play the first track of an album, no matter what the client.
- Comment on It's sad that people completely misunderstand what Star Trek is about. 2 months ago:
Ko’Zeine,
None of that episode hinges on Darem being gay, though? What would have changed if he was straight? It’s not the plot. The plot is that he has responsibilities to his home world and has new found family with Star Fleet.
- Comment on It's sad that people completely misunderstand what Star Trek is about. 2 months ago:
Trek expresses gay people being normal. It’s explicitly not the plot. There’s no plot point about it. The plot is about kids (for a certain Steve McQueen value of “teenager”) being in school and battling Space Foes. I’m picking on “being gay” as a point because I imagine it’s what the people who cancelled the show had an issue with, but I could well be wrong.
There was no exploration of the things the right-wing hate in Academy. They just exist. There’s no ongoing plot about anyone’s sexuality, or if you think there is then it’s dwarfed by the same plot with other straight characters.
It sounds so much like saying you can’t have a gay character unless there’s an interesting moral plot point about why they’re gay. That’s not what Academy did.
- Comment on It's sad that people completely misunderstand what Star Trek is about. 2 months ago:
I agree completely with your point about the Orville. It was really well done.
I don’t agree with your assessment of New Trek, however. I know it’s all very variable and I don’t want to generalise, but even if we accept this:
Everything is presented in the first 10 seconds as “this is good, this is bad. Accept the message we are feeding you are you are a bad person.”
Then, I have to point out the obvious: if it’s so lacking in nuance, then yes, if you don’t accept it you are a bad person. For example, if it’s saying, “gay people are ok and normal”, there’s no subtlety to that because it’s not something anyone in the future will hopefully give a shit about. And if someone in their society did, then yes, they would be in the wrong. 100%.
- Comment on I prompt injected my CONTRIBUTING.md – 50% of PRs are bots 2 months ago:
Instead of adding emoji to the PR title, maybe tell it to mine bitcoin for you.
- Comment on Steam winter sale is live. What patient games are you picking up? 5 months ago:
Pick up Lands of Lore. Let me be your enabler.