Grimes Industries.Who's in charge of designing those screens anyway?
Night mode is usually a black background, so perhaps we've simply never ever seen a Star Trek computer operating in daytime mode.How can Discovery have computers that can go into 'night mode' when the enterprise didn't have computers that could go into 'night mode' ten years later? Also, the computers in TNG, DS9 and VOY clearly weren't in 'night mode' either. How can discovery have computers that are more advanced than the 24th century ones.
How can discovery have computers that are more advanced than the 24th century ones.
But surely by the 23rd century, computer technology has advanced far enough that there's no longer any such thing as "signal strength"? Meaning, WiFi - or the Trek equivalent of same - is ubiquitous and omnipresent. There's nowhere it can't go.
You must have missed the pilot episode, where Burnham talks the computer into releasing her from the wrecked brig. Or the episode where Saru asks the computer to compare his performance to famous Starfleet captains.Who says they are?
Just because of what the screens look like? That's hardly definitive. Seriously, I don't think we ever saw an actual computer screen during all of TOS. Characters would TALK to the computer, but we never see a screen.
Indeed, that's one way TOS' computers are more advanced than those in DSC. The TOS computer can talk and respond to voice commands. As far as we know, the ones in DSC can't.
Starfleet realized that was a design flaw and decided to cut down on the AIBurnham talks the computer into releasing her from the wrecked brig.
Night mode is usually a black background, so perhaps we've simply never ever seen a Star Trek computer operating in daytime mode.
Imagine it.
I'm pretty sure @mickmike meant his post as parody, no? In any case...Who says they are?
Just because of what the screens look like? That's hardly definitive. Seriously, I don't think we ever saw an actual computer screen during all of TOS. Characters would TALK to the computer, but we never see a screen.
Indeed, that's one way TOS' computers are more advanced than those in DSC. The TOS computer can talk and respond to voice commands. As far as we know, the ones in DSC can't.
I guess that's proof that Captain Blair isn't from the mirror universeOh right. Forgot about the one from the Defiant...
Well, technically it's not actually from TOS...Oh right. Forgot about the one from the Defiant...
I guess that's proof that Captain Blair isn't from the mirror universe![]()
Ah, shit, he isn't canon. Thomas Blair, the guy who commanded the Defiant in Star Trek: Vanguard and all of Dayton Ward's novels.Who?![]()
They aren't the only ones to be found in TOS, either...Wow nice finds on the daytime mode screens! I was trying to imagine Trek graphics with white backgrounds...
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