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I have been having issues posting (my own issues), so I'm about three weeks behind schedule. Tomorrow I intend to post a full set and then slowly catch up again before the last TOS/TAS episodes. Then, onto the original movies.

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    When Deep Space Nine & Voyager were airing, I thought the best Starfleet emblem was the then-current badge with the hole cut through the gold backplate. Nowadays, I have to say the Next Generation badge is probably the best (and most recognizable) of all time.

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    WARNING: This thread WILL contain unhidden spoilers for this entry. Because this re-watch is in a slightly-subjective chronological order and not in production order, please refrain from talking about the content of other episodes or movies in this thread. If you do, please put that content inside spoiler tags. Some people here may be watching Star Trek for the first time.

    #83: Star Trek: The Animated Series, season 1, episode 11 "The Terratin Incident"

    Written by Paul Schneider, directed by Hal Sutherland.

    Stardates 5577.3 through 5577.7 (early 2269)

    "I have never slumped in my life, Captain." - Commander Spock

    The Enterprise is surveying the remains of a supernova when it receives a scrambled message from an unknown source using a centuries-old code. When Captain Kirk orders the Enterprise to follow the source of the transmission, they enter Cepheus star system and find a planet made of crystal experiencing massive volcanic eruptions. A flash of light from the planet strikes the Enterprise cause paralysis and ship-wide malfunctions. The ship is moved away from the planet, but now they are almost powerless... and now they all appear to be shrinking. As they continue to reduce in size, Doctor McCoy searches for a cure and the rest of the crew attempts to find out who was contacting them.

    Originally released: 17 November 1973

    "The Terratin Incident" on Memory Alpha (mirror)

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    [–] 5 points 11 hours ago

    Agreed, but it’s presumptive to think they’ll make accounts here when they didn’t make accounts there.

    What to do about the influx of new users? Nothing. Reddit’s latest foot-shooting won’t drive new account creation the way the original exodus did.

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  • submitted 5 days ago* (last edited 5 days ago) by to c/voyagerapp@lemmy.world
     

    This is a longstanding bug, and it’s partly YouTube’s fault. But it also appears that a small change could fix this issue on Voyager’s end.

    Some, not all, but quite a lot, of videos will not show the thumbnail when browsing a community with large previews enabled.

    My working theory:
    The issue is the uploader didn’t make a dedicated thumbnail when they posted the video on YouTube. YouTube has to take a frame from the video itself and use that as the thumbnail on their website.

    In Voyager, if a dedicated thumbnail was created, it shows up in all views. But if YouTube generated one from a video frame, it does not.

    However, it does show all thumbnails when the Voyager previews are smaller.

    For whatever reason, Voyager is willing to pull the YouTube-generated thumbnail in that view. Maybe it has to do with a resolution cut off, that generated thumbnails are usually from older, lower-resolution videos. But most all videos being uploaded today are in at least 1080p anyway. And a blurrry thumbnail would be preferable to the thumbnail meant to indicate a deleted video. I imagine it discourages people from clicking on them in the first place.

    Is it possible to let the (potentially) smaller thumbnail through on large previews in Voyager?

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