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Pre-orders for the Prestige Select 32-inch die-cast metal replica open until July 24!StarTrek.comWith over 75 years of replica expertise, TOMY International is currently running a pre-order campaign for the limited-edition Prestige Select collectible, Star Trek NCC-1701 U.S.S. Enterprise replica. Pre-order by July 24, 2022!The high quality and finely detailed 1:350 die-cast model, weighing over 20 lbs, is based on the 11 ft studio starship prop from Star Trek: The Original Series, which was previously in exhibition at the Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum. The replica, exquisitely crafted with over 250 meticulous details, will feature motorized revolving nacelles with lights, articulated and lit hangar deck, illuminated bridge, glowing impulse drive, and separate primary and secondary hulls, bringing the Enterprise to life.StarTrek.comA special bonus was recently announced that every U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 replica will include three Class F shuttlecrafts, NCC-1701/2 Columbus, NCC-1701/7 Galileo, and NCC-1701/12 Copernicus, that will fit inside the Hangar Bay. Technical consultant Gary Kerr, the premier authority on the Enterprise studio model, worked with TOMY to nail the intricate details. Kerr, who also consulted on the 2016 Smithsonian restoration project, shared, "This model represents the culmination of my 30+ years of research and data related to the studio model. The saucer separation capability, designed with input from well-known starship designers, sets this model apart from all previous efforts. The level of detail, saucer separation, working lights, and overall die cast metal construction demonstrate extraordinary attention to detail."TOMY’s senior concept and design manager Chris Huisman, a life-long Star Trek fan with over 25 years of toy and replica manufacturing experience, shared with StarTrek.com how the limited-edition Prestige Select Star Trek NCC-1701 U.S.S. Enterprise project from Paramount and TOMY came to fruition.StarTrek.com: Tell us about your experience with the Star Trek universe and why this project is so special to

SummaryStar Trek is an American science fiction entertainment franchise created by Gene Roddenberry and owned by CBS (TV series) and Paramount Pictures (Film Rights). Star Trek: The Original Series and its live-action TV spin-off series, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Star Trek: Voyager, Star Trek: Enterprise and Star Trek: Discovery, as well as the Star Trek film franchise, make up the main canon. The canonicity of Star Trek: The Animated Series has been accepted, as well as that of some of the comics (in particular the publications of IDW comics post-2009 Star Trek). The expansive library of Star Trek novels is generally considered non-canon, although it is still licensed by Paramount as a whole.Work on this verse will take a while, but pages will appear over time. Power of this VerseCanonMost characters in canon Star Trek range from Below Average Human level to Wall level, but there are several characters who either are vastly above that level of power or who possess sufficient enough hax to warrant them being a difficult battle, such as Lt. Reginald Barclay and Gary Mitchell.Most characters, being human or slightly above human, range from Tier 10 to Tier 9, though many anomalies and beings can reach well into tiers 6, 5, 4, 3 and even 2. Much higher tiered characters, whether ascended, transcended or higher-dimensional, have shown feats from Universe level to Universe level+, with some reaching even Low Complex Multiverse level and up.The top tiers, like the Q, Prophets and Travelers are higher-dimensional beings that can affect the nature of reality with their abilities. With at least 18 dimensions within the multiverse and possibly a countless number more existing otherwise, these beings range into high degrees of Hyperverse level.Knowledgeable MembersSinsofManSupporters/Opponents/NeutralSupportersHeadlessKramerGeoff777The Imp-ressCrimsonStarFallenColonel KrukovOpponentsVersusJunkie54NeutralCharacter ProfilesStar TrekCaptain James T. KirkSpockApolloChristopher PikeKhan Noonien SinghGuardian of ForeverCharles EvansGary MitchellTrelaneNomad probeGiant Space AmeobaCosmic CloudPlanet KillerSylviaBlastoneuronVampire CloudStar Trek: The Next GenerationCaptain PicardQQ ContinuumThe TravelerNagilumThe BorgEdo GodKevin Uxbridge"John Doe"Lt. Reginald BarclayGuinanWorfStar Trek: Deep Space NineBenjamin SiskoGul DukatDaxPah-WraithsProphets of BajorJem'HadarThe FoundersStar Trek: VoyagerKathryn JanewayKesThe DoctorSeven of NineThe NaceneSpecies 8472Nucleogenic Cloud BeingBorg QueenTom ParisStar Trek: EnterpriseJonathan ArcherDanielsXindiSphere-BuildersStar Trek: DiscoveryMichael BurnhamISS CharonMoviesV'GerShinzonBorg Queen (First Contact)Tolian SoranSha Ra KeeOther MediaQ-ProphetStarships and other vesselsPhoenixDelta FlyerRunabout/USS Rio Grande NCC-72452Deep Space Nine/Terok NorUSS Defiant NX-74205USS Voyager NCC-74656USS Enterprise NCC-1701USS Enterprise NCC-1701-AUSS Enterprise NCC-1701-BUSS Enterprise NCC-1701-CUSS Enterprise NCC-1701-DUSS Enterprise NCC-1701-EUSS Discovery NCC-1031Discussions

SoftetherVPN-dockerThis container is designed to be as small as possible and host a SoftEther VPN ServerIt´s based on Alpine so resulting Image is kept as small as 15MB!Not workingbridging to a physical Ethernet adapterworkingOpenVPNL2tpSSLSecureNATAvailable TagsImageDescriptionsoftethervpn/vpnserver:stableLatest stable release from buildsoftethervpn/vpnserver:latestLatest commits from should always specify your wanted version like softethervpn/vpnserver:5.02.5180Usage docker runThis will keep your config and Logfiles in the docker volume softetherdatadocker run -d --rm --name softether-vpn-server -v softetherdata:/mnt -p 443:443/tcp -p 992:992/tcp -p 1194:1194/udp -p 5555:5555/tcp -p 500:500/udp -p 4500:4500/udp -p 1701:1701/udp --cap-add NET_ADMIN softethervpn/vpnserver:stablePort requirementsAs there are different operating modes for SoftetherVPN there is a variety of ports that might or might not be needed.For operation with Softether Clients at least 443, 992 or 5555 is needed.See for reference on the Softether ports.Others are commented out in the docker-compose example.Usage docker-composeThe same command can be achieved by docker-compose, the docker compose file is in the repository.You can specify the respective docker-compose.yaml like so:docker-compose -f docker-compose.vpnclient.yaml up -dBy default the docker-compose.yaml is used:version: '3'services: softether: image: softethervpn/vpnserver:latest cap_add: - NET_ADMIN restart: always ports: #- 53:53 #DNS tunneling - 443:443 #Management and HTTPS tunneling #- 992:992 #HTTPS tunneling #- 1194:1194/udp #OpenVPN #- 5555:5555 #HTTPS tunneling #- 500:500/udp #IPsec/L2TP #- 4500:4500/udp #IPsec/L2TP #- 1701:1701/udp #IPsec/L2TP volumes: - "/etc/localtime:/etc/localtime:ro" - "/etc/timezone:/etc/timezone:ro" - "./softether_data:/var/lib/softether" - "./softether_log:/var/log/softether" # - "./adminip.txt:/var/lib/softether/adminip.txt:ro"Use vpncmdWith newer releases vpncmd is directly in the container so you can use it to configure vpn. You can can run it once the container is running :docker exec -it softether-vpn-server vpncmd localhostexample to configure a vpnclient AccountSet homevpn /SERVER:192.168.1.1:443 /HUB:VPNVPN Client> AccountPasswordSet homevpn /PASSWORD:verysecurepassword /TYPE:standardVPN Client> AccountConnect homevpn#Automatically connect once container startsVPN Client> AccountStartupSet homevpn#Checking StateVPN Client> AccountStatusGet homevpn">docker exec -it softether-vpn-server vpncmd localhost /clientVPN Client> AccountSet homevpn /SERVER:192.168.1.1:443 /HUB:VPNVPN Client> AccountPasswordSet homevpn /PASSWORD:verysecurepassword /TYPE:standardVPN Client> AccountConnect homevpn#Automatically connect once container startsVPN Client> AccountStartupSet homevpn#Checking StateVPN Client> AccountStatusGet homevpnBuilding docker build --target vpnclient -t softethevpn:latest .

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Strong's Lexiconempaigmos: Mockery, ridicule, derisionOriginal Word: ἐμπαιγμόςPart of Speech: Noun, MasculineTransliteration: empaigmosPronunciation: em-pah-eeg-MOSPhonetic Spelling: (emp-aheeg-mos')Definition: Mockery, ridicule, derisionMeaning: mockery, scoffing, scorn.Word Origin: Derived from the verb ἐμπαίζω (empaizō), meaning "to mock" or "to ridicule."Corresponding Greek / Hebrew Entries: The concept of mockery in the Old Testament is often expressed with the Hebrew word לָעַג (la'ag), Strong's Hebrew #3932, which also means to mock or deride.Usage: The term "empaigmos" refers to the act of mocking or ridiculing someone, often with the intent to belittle or scorn. In the New Testament, it is used to describe the mocking of Jesus Christ by those who did not believe in Him or His message. It conveys a sense of contempt and disrespect.Cultural and Historical Background: In the Greco-Roman world, mockery was a common form of social commentary and was often used in public settings to shame or discredit individuals. In the context of the New Testament, mockery was a tool used by religious leaders and others to challenge Jesus' authority and to undermine His claims as the Messiah. This reflects the broader cultural and religious tensions of the time, where Jesus' teachings were seen as a threat to established norms and power structures.HELPS Word-studiesCognate: 1701 empaigmós – scoffing (mocking). See 1702 (empaizō).Thayer's Greek LexiconSTRONGS NT 1701: ἐμπαιγμονῇἐμπαιγμονῇ (see ἐν, III. 3), ἐμπαιγμονης, ἡ, (ἐμπαίζω), derision, mockery: 2 Peter 3:3 G L T Tr WH. Not found elsewhere. STRONGS NT 1701: ἐμπαιγμόςἐμπαιγμός (see ἐν, III. 3), ἐμπαιγμου, ὁ, (ἐμπαίζω), unknown to secular authors, a mocking, scoffing: Hebrews 11:36; Ezekiel 22:4; Sir. 27:23; Wis. 12:25; (Psalm 37:8 ()); torture inflicted in mockery, 2 Macc. 7:7 (etc.). Strong's Exhaustive Concordancemocking. From empaizo; derision -- mocking. see GREEK empaizo Forms and Transliterationsεμπαιγμόν εμπαιγμονη ἐμπαιγμονῇ εμπαιγμων εμπαιγμών ἐμπαιγμῶν empaigmon empaigmôn empaigmōn empaigmō̂n empaigmone empaigmonē empaigmonêi empaigmonē̂iLinksInterlinear Greek • Interlinear Hebrew • Strong's Numbers • Englishman's Greek Concordance • Englishman's Hebrew Concordance • Parallel Texts