Create a TV Tropes page for it and it'll live forever as Canadian Warehouse Sci-Fi.
Could sort of just go through this list and see what fits haha. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_science_fiction_TV_and_radio_shows_produced_in_Canada#Live_action_science_fiction_television_drama_series
Cleopatra 2525 is just something
Funny story.
Two decades years ago, when I first started working in arctic exploration, we were limited to how much weight we could take with us to our exploration camps. Most of us would decided on a couple of books to bring with us. But I didn't want to bring books I wouldn't like, because then I've wasted my weight allowance. So I brought that gold-coloured LotR copy with me and read it over and over, year over year. Probably read it at least once a summer for seven consecutive years. Sometimes in environments even more desolate than Mordor. Imagine reading it here.
Later, I got a kindle and the weight problem sort of went away.
I've watched about half of that list. Well, when I run out of Grand Star episodes, I guess I have more warehouses to explore then haha.
To contrast this, see Vancouver sci fi, like the X Files, SG1, Smallville, The 100, Dark Angel, BSG, etc...
Or Halifax with... Lexx ;)
I really loved things like Eros station docks in The Expanse. So yeah it fits this vibe haha. :)
Forward slash doesn't throw a mental syntax error? ;)
What is the plural of mail? ;)
The current version is in C++
But if you check the link above, the older C and Fortran editions are free to read. This is the gold standard for numerical algorithms and scientific computing, without getting into things like GPUs and such.
That's a good idea. Better than my other ideas. Cereal box full of cereal and the modem.
For a moment I considered putting in a bucket with resin and letting it solidify, then removing the bucket and just shipping them a modem encased in resin. But they'd probably charge me for the modem they're just going to send to the landfill anyway. Maybe I should do that and turn it into a modem bowl on the lathe...
Electron for physics apps? Yuck! that's basically just web dev with local hosting. Like, try six million datapoints and plotting them in electron.
Cat doesn't do ebooks ;)