Kirk

Smaller budget than what? It's the original series.

Trekkies: "Why is Sisko bald but M’Benga is not??"

So TNG's bigger budget makes it acceptable to completely disregard the existing history, legacy and visual continuity, but DSC's bigger budget doesn't?

Rooting for ya!

I loved the way they were presented, and I immediately felt like the richness of the added details (like the differences between the great houses) made it the new "definitive" depiction of Klingon culture, just like how DS9 really added a lot to the Ferengi. I also honestly don't even feel that visually they were presented as radically different enough to justify an augment-virus-style retcon (but I wouldn't have complained)!

I haven't met a single person who disliked the look of the DSC Klingons and wasn't also a chronic complainer in general.

Also the answer to your question is clearly Robert De Niro.

"Not respecting history" was a frequent talking point among the Twitter and Reddit accounts that also just-so-happened to complain about "wokeness" around the time DSC was released.

Obviously if someone genuinely gave a rats ass about visual continuity they would be upset by TMP and TNG Klingons too, but you rarely see that.

Small nitpick- this project isn't Calibe-Web, it's a fork with extra features; the idea being that you don't also need to be running Calibre.

That's a great way of putting it. I think in the future it will be helpful for when folks have some personal specific need. But for anything approaching even the simplest infrastructure it just doesn't work.

CWA is the example I always point to as to why vibe coded software doesn't make sense for broad use. CWA updates are slow (but detailed) which inspires many folks to "fork" it with vibe coded apps, but since CWAs last update in Feb, several vibe coded "competitor" projects have risen and fallen.

He also lived to 93! The people who survived both bombings are called the "Nijyuu Hibakusha" ("twice bombed") and there is a few dozen known.

I think it's an optimistic sign that a solar farm is more economically viable than a golf course (even if it's an old one).