I suspect the particular version of Windows mentioned may be an indication of how old this joke is ...

It took a moment to process this joke on X with some alternative dialogue from "Revenge of the Sith:" (And yes, Count Dooku, Obi Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker all did like Qui-Gon Jinn)

The latest space caption competition on X has a picture of the "Star Trek, The Next Generation" cast in "Star Trek, the motion picture" uniforms. Retro Toys and Cartoons on X: "Caption this …… 😎 https://t.co/rQhQcWLJJF" / X No really great suggestions on X yet: anyone care to make some in the comments here?

We in the Grand Admiral's office are extremely excited by the forthcoming release of the latest book by arguable the world's greatest living science fiction writer, Larry Niven, and one of his long-standing co-authors, Stephen Barnes.  "Ice Vegas" is being released as an ebook and audiobook on 14th July.  The pro-publication blurb reads as follows: " Packed with Niven and Barnes’s trademark excitement and science-based extrapolation, this thrilling novel introduces readers to Ice Vegas, an extraordinary city of the future powered by nuclear fusion. Carver Reeves is head of security for BALDR, the massive nuclear facility that powers half of Europe, and by extension Ice Vegas, the glittering architectural fantasia of a domed city that has grown up beside it. It’s Carver’s last week on the job, and he can’t wait to clock out for the last time. He’s spending Christmas with his estranged daughter and meeting his grandson for the first time. Prime time for a disaster....

" Sundiver " by David Brin, which was first published in 1980, is the first in the "Uplift" series of science fiction novels.  It is that rare thing, a novel which thinks really big, asking huge questions about man's place in the universe and coming up with answers - true in the context of the novel - which are quite terrifying, yet it remains entertaining, accessible and easy to read, and manages to address issues of the ne3d to cherish our planet and environment without becoming in the slightest degree preachy.  "Sundiver" is set in a world a few centuries from now, in a world where those who have been assessed by an exam as having a propensity to violence have been classed as "probationers," had a radio transmitter forcibly implanted in their bum so the state can track them. and deprived of most civil rights including the right to vote. It's also a world where human spaceships found "Eatees" (e.g. ETs, Extraterrestials) and w...

Another fan fiction video, with Grand Admiral Thrawn explaining how to correct the errors which made it possible for the rebellion to overthrow the Empire.