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In a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Tony Gilroy discusses #Andor and its real world parallels:

“So you get out your ‘Fascism for Dummies’ book for the 15 things you do, and we tried to include as many of them as we could in the most artful way possible…”

‘Andor’ Creator Tony Gilroy Gives the Interview He Couldn’t During Its Release The recent tragedies on the streets of Minnesota’s Twin Cities have reignited the discourse about the uncanny prescience of Tony Gilroy‘s Andor. The well-documented killings of Minneapolis residents, Renée Good and Alex Pretti, by federal agents evoked Andor season two’s Ghorman Massacre arc in which the masked occupying forces of the Galactic Empire slaughtered concerned citizens and peaceful protestors. And much like Good and Pretti, Ghorman’s victims were immediately mischaracterized by Imperial mouthpieces as domestic terrorists and insurrectionists.

‘Andor’ Creator Tony Gilroy Gives the Interview He Couldn’t During Its Release

Eu também. 🫠

Hoje tá insuportável. 😩

Klingons and their dislike of beachwear! Here covered in #StarfleetAcademy's "Ko'Zeine"⬅️ and #StarTrekDS9's "Let He Who Is Without Sin..."➡️. Doesn't matter if it's Ibiza or Risa - they just hate it! ;-)

STAR TREK: STARFLEET ACADEMY Review — “Ko’Zeine” Darem makes an unexpected trip home in “Ko’Zeine,” while Genesis and Caleb explore the empty STARFLEET ACADEMY campus in this week’s episode

NEW — Darem makes an unexpected trip home in “Ko’Zeine,” while Genesis and Caleb explore the empty #StarfleetAcademy campus in this week’s new #StarTrek episode

blog.trekcore.com/2026/02/star...

O mundo sem crentes

Without Lucille Ball, Nichelle Nichols, Majel Barrett or DC Fontana Star Trek wouldn’t have lasted past TOS.

Scifi was LITERALLY INVENTED BY MARY SHELLEY

Literally.

A woman, Lucille Ball, got Star Trek made when no one else in the industry would.

Later, another woman, Bjo Trimble, rallied the fans to save it from cancelation.

A Photo by Neal Slavin of a Star Trek Convention, 1974 showing mostly women in various star trek costumes

Not gonna link to the giant freaking robot article, because they want the outrage clicks cos its the only way they get any traffic with thier mediocre writing, but I will say that if it wasnt for young women there would be no Star Trek and frankly there would be no Sci-Fi. Star Trek is for Everyone.

Toda vez que converso sobre segurança dos dados pessoais nas mãos de big techs e me dizem "ah mas vão fazer o que com meus dados, sou um ninguém"

Taí o que vão fazer

Ursula Le Guin wrote a response to this kind of nonsense years ago. Read it instead.

www.ursulakleguin.com/a-rant-about...

Como que tem gente que fica bem no calor
Eu fico o tempo todo com pressão baixa e enjoada querendo m

Não importa quanta prática você tenha cortando o próprio cabelo; nunca vai dar certo.

Pior: hoje, tudo é um computador. Não existe a porra de um microondas ou máquina de lavar que não tenha alguma espécie de processamento interno, que vai multiplicar por 20 de preço...

Bolsonaro fazia motociata todo fim de semana e esses especialistas não diziam nada, afinal, eles tinham que prestar atenção ao pilotar as motos.

Esse mesmo. 😁

Ex Machina. A Chegada. Contato.

Giamatti and Hunter in character facing each other

Paul Giamatti's character is an absolute menace in Starfleet Academy, and Holly Hunter's Captain Ake just stares him down and says everything by barely speaking. Just a wonderful dynamic.

Starfleet Academy fez 5 episódios bem leves para deixar todo mundo confortável e tirar nosso chão no episódio 6.

Outstanding episode.

It’s remarkable how much #StarfleetAcademy was able to accomplish so far, with only six episodes.

STAR TREK: STARFLEET ACADEMY Review — “Come, Let’s Away” STAR TREK: STARFLEET ACADEMY ups the stakes in “Come, Let’s Away,” featuring a cadet mission that doesn’t exactly go as planned

NEW — #StarTrek #StarfleetAcademy ups the stakes in "Come, Let's Away," featuring a cadet mission that doesn't exactly go as planned

blog.trekcore.com/2026/02/star...

Including disabled people in our utopian futures pushes back against a eugenicist ideal.

Holly Hunter as Captain Nahla Ake addressing the cadets aboard the USS Athena during a joint training mission with the War College. In an interview with Collider, Hunter discussed her character's mental state in the episode as it relates to her backstory and the larger state of the STAR TREK Universe: "I think she makes a mistake that she can't live with. The Federation is a severe outfit at the beginning of this show. At the beginning of STARFLEET ACADEMY, they are still recovering from The Burn and from some of the restrictions that they instilled after The Burn. But nevertheless, I think Nahla really takes some of those steps that she was responsible for when she quits. And I think that child, she feels compelled to make that right, as mysterious as that is to search the galaxy for a person who is orphaned, possibly. I love the mysticalness of that, and I love that there was something deeply mysterious about that search. We all make mistakes. I don't know."

Holly Hunter as Captain Nahla Ake in "Come, Let's Away", STAR TREK: STARFLEET ACADEMY (2026)

Há muito tempo digo: limitem ao máximo o uso de serviços da Google.

Mudem para a Proton: proton.me

"mas porque o bluesky odeia IA?"

Porque te deixa burro

BURRO

Irreversivelmente BURRO. Os seus neurônios perdem parte da capacidade de fazer conexões neurais.

Existem usos honestos da tecnologia, mas não são os que as bigtechs tem empurrado pro público

They don’t take down any of the rage-bait videos attacking cast and crew.

"fiz com IA" pois desfaça

That’s US Americans in general for the rest of the world. The US is a failed society; its citizens can’t point its own country on a map.

I remember when the newest Star Trek was the most popular series on Netflix worldwide while US Americans were preoccupied with bald Klingons and bearded Spock.