Good news - after getting real bad today (okay, that part’s not good news), it looks like we’ve fixed federation with lemmy.world and a number of other instances. Things should be within normal parameters.

More specifically, federation from us to lemmy.world has a delay of about 57 seconds, while federation from lemmy.world to us is about 1.7 hours (this is admittedly not ideal, but also not that unusual).

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This was another decent episode. I have to say, though, I don’t think this season is “hitting” for me quite as much as past seasons.

Yeah, I have no idea how that stuff will work if instances are running different versions.

Federation is an imperfect thing, but hopefully we’ll get this sorted soon enough.

A couple of weeks ago, federation from .world fell behind by about 3 days if you can believe it.

We (and other instances) do tend to have issues with lemmy.world from time to time - I think it’s a combination of their sheer size, and some geographical quirks that can slow things down.

Right now, it looks like federation from them to us is fine, but content from us to them is taking about 19 hours to go through.

I can look into this, but there’s a high chance that we’ll have to just wait for it to settle down.

Does it get any better than Dadmiral Vance?

No doubt assisted by the bloody cut on the throwing hand of Blue Bombers’ starting QB, Zach Callaros, in the 3rd quarter.

No question, though it seemed like the Bombers sort of lost the plot at halftime. Maybe they enjoyed the Jonas Brothers a little too much.

I’m a little surprised by the appearance of SB 80 - its interiors are obviously very 2260s, but the exterior appearance seems incongruent with that.

Villengard. So hot right now.

I don’t think it was.

I really don’t think it’s up to them.

In this economy?

I think STO’s F2P model is pretty reasonable, but if you’re completely against the concept, this probably isn’t the game for you.

To be fair, it’s also not supported by any other articles.

I’ve always liked the idea that the Klingons are passionate enough about Kahless’ promise to return that they’re completely satisfied that the clone fulfils the prophecy.

Well that’s just wro

I know these things tend to be fuzzy when the Klingons are involved, but…is being directly involved in the death of a high-ranking Klingon a Prime Directive issue?

Is this season secretly building to an extended hearing on the multiple violations committed by the Cerritos crew over the course of ten episodes?

Hey, maybe you’ll be able to sue them for stealing your ideas.

I’d watch that - there aren’t enough movies featuring water polo.

Why would anyone want to reduce Boimler’s beard by one tenth?