I think the Gentoo wiki that gp is referring to is the old gentoo-wiki.info that went down after a hardware failure or something like that and never came back.

The wiki.gentoo.org we have now restores some of that but probably not everything - and there was a void left between them that let the Arch wiki gain mindshare.

Clang is a compiler, not a whole toolchain.

It doesn't because it's not the Government funding it out of its own budget but rather the government forcing all citizens into an involuntary contract. This is really the worst possible combination of private and public media.

> For some definition of "same" which may or may not mean "equal" (in the sense of quality, quantity, etc).

Yes, the whole point is for better content rather than mass produced slop that just has to be good enough to get ad impressions.

And you can also up penalties for people who are caught trying to work their way around laws in order to deter most from trying.

I think they were perhaps the aspect that suffered the most from the originally planned S4 and S5 being condensed into one season.

Chasing instant gratification is not a healthy way to live.

Depends. I think it's worth starting with The Original Series because the older trek as aged just as well as DS9 if not even better and that way you get the whole context that people who watched these shows at the time did.

But all the star trek series are self contained enough that you don't really need to have seen the previous ones.

> Continuity between episodes is normal now. Everyone is used to shows that play out as one long narrative instead of hitting the reset button every week.

It actually feels more like most shows make things up along the way for each episode or at least each season, always trying to one up previous universe-shattering changes in order to give the audience their dopamine hit. While the continuity was well done in B5 it's been mostly a disaster for the industry afterwards.

I don't think even SG-1 is even remotely comparable. Not necessarily worse than the trek series but a fundamentally different kind of show.