There is an actual RFC for "IP over Avian Carriers with Quality of Service" that was released on April fools day 1999.
There are some fantastic diagrams in there: 
There is an actual RFC for "IP over Avian Carriers with Quality of Service" that was released on April fools day 1999.
There are some fantastic diagrams in there: 
Fluorine in chat
For convenience, here's the link to the xkcd
That’s upsetting. Thank you.
I also think Chapel is very good at her job, but nurse and doctor are two different career paths. You don’t graduate being a nurse by becoming a doctor.
I don’t recognize Chaotic Evil and Neutral Good, can somebody enlighten me?
The other link seems to be down. It’s a frame from a video by hbomberguy. The context is a short bit by Ben Shapiro where he says that people should just sell their homes if they are swallowed by the sea due to climate change. To which hbomberguy responds: Sell them to whom, fucking Aquaman?!
As someone whose dissertation is on conspiracy theories, I gotta say: The writers did a great job at essentially summarizing the current literature:
“I thought you were just a paranoid anxiety made up by people who needed an imagined enemy to simulate order on unrelated disasters so life doesn't feel so random and chaotic!” (Boimler, S04E08)
That mind control/subliminal messages in advertising joke with the paramount logo made me laugh.
Character’s name is Ensign Travis Mayweather and he’s played by Anthony Montgomery :)
Everybody’s favorite space boomer!
"I can't believe that worked!" is such a horrifying thing to hear your physician say just after waking up. Gotta love Dr. Cats
I like seeing the personal growth of these characters kicking in early. And that we don’t only focus on Caleb. When’s my Jay-den episode coming?
And while I didn’t think I‘d like the post-burn setting, it gives our characters a reason to reiterate what Star Fleet and the Federation stand for. In the classic shows, there wasn’t really a reason so argue what the federation is supposed to be (because it was objectively extremely successful the way it was). I enjoy seeing our characters rebuilding this utopia.