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I don't think Composeure gives a flying fuck about what is and isn't currently 'canon' , they're thinking more about Star Wars in general.

I like Naval Contruction Contract because it at least makes sense. And as ALL Starfleet ships have NCC registries who's to say all those registry numbers were Connies?

How the hell is quantum slipstream common by the end of TNG when it didn't even EXIST prior to VOY?
But thanks for actually quantifying something.

How big is a 'sector'? How big is 'All IoM space'? Remember Voyager expected to need 70 years to get back home from the Delta quadrant. Granted. that was a ship at the ass end of nowhere with no support but it tells you something about how fast (or not) UFP ships are without their supporting infrast...

"Developed" doesn't mean anything quantifiable. Travel times are meaningless without knowing the distance.

Already installed Chrome, I'd be happy to stick with it (familarity and all) but Google refuses to believe I'm me because I can't remember my latest password (which is one of the reasons why I wanted to fold over browser data in the first place!!!)

Am currently on from a Win 10 PC with Chrome and am planning to move on to a win 11 one wit Firefox so what's the best way to transfer the data so I don't have to try to figure out all my old passwords and everything? Yes I know 'google it' and there's a trillion guides but a a lot of them are mutua...

So you're looking for a left-handed rodent that can do EVERYTHING you'd otherwise need the rodent-keyboard combo for? Sorry, no idea as I never had that problem and thus never looked for a solution.

Isn't that usually something that depends on the GAME settings, not the rodent? I.e. moving the rodent relative up means you move forward, moving the rodent up while holding down the left button means your view tilts upwards, and so on.

I'm left-handed myself And I always made do with boring old 2 button mice but I have no idea what you mean by 'movement control'

Since when do Republicans care what the law says when it says something they don't like?

Err-Wrath of the Dragon God and and the Vile book of Darkness were overall rather acceptable movies (not exactly Oscar material but thoroughly enjoyable movies, unlike the unmitigated disaster that was the 2000 one.)

It's even more damning that it actually IS (as even people who hate Disney for all the right reasons admit)...

EDIT:Narrative weight is just a fancy way of saying "importance to/in the narrative".

What potential 'other' meaning could it have?

Disney appears to think so and where legalese is concerned they usually know VERY well what they're doing.

I can't see much in the way of difference between MAGA Republitards and the Nazis.

So the Allies were just as bad as the Nazis for fighting the Nazis?

It shows how desperate Russia is getting if they have to break out WW2 era hardware.
You don't break out antiques if you have modern equipment available.

Yeah. Weird Time travel shit happening was all over the place until VOY and ENT introduced the future Fed Time Police.

Maybe they were fishing? People fish with spears in the real world too, not that big a jump to try it with firearms. Though nobody seemed to catch anything.

I know habitable planets are a a dime a dozen in Wars but maybe they didn't have much choice if they wanted to remain hidden?

Definitely, DU rounds are nasty, but they are no more 'nuclear' than any other projectile.

We should accuse Russia of ALWAYS using nuclear weapons, everywhere, because all of their ammunition contains atoms.

How does this pertain to The Madalorian, which happens at around 20 years before that?

I know that, I just thought they might have established a subset of stuff they deemed canon for ALL settings (like 'These gods exist everywhere' or something like that).