Maybe he was acting dumb, after all, he is part of the organization that Picard just threw under the bus. I have trouble seeing many people in the days after the interview being excited to see Picard.
Spoilers Star Trek: Picard 1x02 - "Maps and Legends"
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Maybe he was acting dumb, after all, he is part of the organization that Picard just threw under the bus. I have trouble seeing many people in the days after the interview being excited to see Picard.
I kept thinking that there may have been some form of scanner upon entering to identify him, as well?
I picture him as the guy who would still card 130 year-old McCoy.Could just be protocol.
How exactly do you “hang up” on a communicator?But it should still be comforting that in the future, you can still hang up on people.
I can't help picturing Picard punching his communicator when he gets calls from telemarketers from Ferenginar.
Rotate it downwards?
Slapping the shit out of it
One thing that intrigues me a little, is the story for how Picard keeps his off the records communicator. In its little box. It has a real feel of ‘and if you ever need to get in touch...’ because it’s clearly not a Starfleet signal he’s using, because that would be silly.
He learned from Spock how to take 3 communicators and make one that works. But I was wondering this too, about the communicator.
I don't know, but it probably includes shoulder pads.
But it should still be comforting that in the future, you can still hang up on people.
I can't help picturing Picard punching his communicator when he gets calls from telemarketers from Ferenginar.
Or Picard buying Walmart gift cards to have his PC unlocked by a scammer.
I don't see a receptionist going that far, and taking it so personally.
So literal.
It's slang for "don't cut me off". Colloquialisms often out last the object or action they refer to.
I can imagine the 'Save' icon will continue to be depicted as a floppy disk well into the 24th century as well.
See that square-ish icon next to a house icon? I use that to "Save" a document in the latest Office 2019 version of Word.
For those that don't know, this icon represent a "floppy disk" which hasn't been widely used for about 20 years by now.
Don't hang up, click on the floppy disk icon. People stick to their traditions for a very very long time.
Seriosly @SJGardner, this is not the first time this happened
I doubt that, or we would have represented it with a pair of hands holding a chisel and a hammer in front of a slab of stone...
Same way you "hang up" a modern phone, or indeed a Skype call. Also: don't be dense.
See that square-ish icon next to a house icon? I use that to "Save" a document in the latest Office 2019 version of Word.
For those that don't know, this icon represent a "floppy disk" which hasn't been widely used for about 20 years by now.
Twenty years is by no means a very very long time. I don't think it even qualifies as a long time. Do road signs still picture horse carriages or have we moved on to cars and trucks?
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