If you want to see doctrings in action, take a look at Salt (https://saltproject.io/). They're used to build all the module documentation (https://docs.saltproject.io/en/latest/py-modindex.html) using sphinx and they won't accept new modules without them.

I second that. Chamberlain's/Liftmaster's MyQ app grows more ad-infested by the day and the RatGDO gives you local control (no cloud required)

Yup, specifically a base64 image encoded inside a Markdown document.

This can probably be accomplished with Tasker. Tasker can definitely disable the screen timeout, and my guess can lock the phone as well.

yes.

I put pepperoni, ham, bacon and pineapple on my pizza. So tasty.

Nope, they use a GUI program called 'Data Extraction Program':

https://www.reddit.com/r/MovieDetails/comments/n4hond/in_true_lies_1994_a_computer_is_shown_running/

Unless it's 'True Lies', in which case the terrorists are running Windows 3.1.

No love for Mattermost?

My guess is people who use $100 bills for toilet paper.

Respectfully, I hated Frame of Mind, although I can certainly understand why some people would enjoy it. I just felt as frustrated watching it as Riker was in it.

I'd say The Inner Light is almost universally considered the greatest TNG episode, although there are other great ones.

I in particular enjoyed The Measure of a Man, The Drumhead, The Chase, Who Watches The Watchers, Yesterday's Enterprise, The Offspring, The Best of Both Worlds, Darmok, Chain of Command, The Pegasus, Lower Decks, and All Good Things.

Almost certainly the worst episode is Masks (or maybe Shades of Grey)