I’m my own worst critic. This may be a problem for me.
Spoilers Star Trek: Picard 3x07 - "Dominion"
- Thread starter Commander Richard
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I honestly don't understand how you can watch the same show as us and think this.
In a world of holographic recreations being relatively straightforward a simple recording would not be sufficient to prove it
Please do......nobody is forcing you to watch OR to post about a show you obviously do not care for. Also, might want to look into the multiquote feature instead of posting repeatedly. Also, maybe take some your own advice you have offered up and relax......it is all make believe, and things like the force field issue have been pretty much status quo for Trek since 1966.
Sorry to keep this off topic joke alive, but this is a very bizarre opinion. Why would anyone need to root a device? All phones just work now and rooting was only ever needed if you wanted to mess around with different builds. You can still install anything you would really need on any android. Why compare a rooted android to a fully controlled Apple device anyway? The only bad thing that happened with my 2 year old Android phone is that the USB port got dirty and the charger wouldn't fit in anymore. A little cleaning fixed that and Apple will have that problem in the future too because they were forced to drop their proprietary, environmentally and customer unfriendly DRM laden cable. They put DRM in their f'ing cable and have hardware in the phone that if it breaks, the whole phone needs to go for repair. I had this happen as I am sure hundreds, maybe thousands of others have. But hey, if you can make a small fraction pay hundreds for repairs for a feature that adds no value to them I guess that is another bonus. And don't get me started on their $50,000 computers that only take one specific form factor of 3RD party GPU, i.e. the one that says Apple on it and costs 60% more than the equivalent part made to fit in any workstation.
On the topic of Trek, Data was still hooked up to the ship at the end. I am pretty sure he will have a part in keeping Vadic from taking over fully.
I am also going to speculate that the changelings die when hit in human form is that if they get hit hard enough in the middle, it is over. The dude getting hit in the extremities is similar to the moving blobs getting hit, it is not a severe enough injury, but getting hit in the chest is enough to kill. Worf and Raffi killed the tired pile of goo pretty easily, but in other cases it was moving and at least possible that they could survive.
You do it to yourself. Why come to a fan site to complain about what the vast majority of people on that site are enjoying immensely? Fans who still like most of NuTrek have had to put up with haters whining over and over for the last 6 years. It's really gotten tired and old. You all should go to bed and move on.
I don't have a smartphone so have no dog in this fight, I'm not talking about whether Apple or Android is better. (In the past I have had both.)
But I'm referring to the fact that even in Europe (which has traditionally been more Android-friendly than the USA) Apple does seem to be capturing the market, and Android is losing marketshare. There were a few stories on hacker news about how a lot of people who 10 years ago were pushing the ability to eg sideload on Android and customise notifications etc are now in the "have kids, don't have time for that" zone. In the US there's also a healthy dose of green bubble shame. Whether or not you think it *should* be winning, iOS does seem to *actually* be winning.
Eg https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31136586
At the beginning of the episode, Picard says "maybe we do" (have the upper hand) - and then they show us a trap they set up for Vadic. The discussion with Bev and Picard was fake to manipulate her. Perhaps they shot her with something specific or they intended to disable her into goo or something but they definitely weren't having a real ethical quandary.
(Is it just me or does Beverly still seem like she's 24/7 just finished smoking a blunt? Even when super emotional about her son...I truly love it).
(Is it just me or does Beverly still seem like she's 24/7 just finished smoking a blunt? Even when super emotional about her son...I truly love it).
i’m sure this is the case: he didn’t care if the individual drone suffered for the “greater good” of the new Borg society.
You are really going to post this kind of false stuff in a forum that has 0% to do with IT?
This whole ending sequence was spooge-worthy stuff.
I realise the change of showrunner between seasons one and two, but why was season 2 so shite and this so good?
Amanda Plummer is utterly fantastic.
Also I cannot help but notice this "return to true trek" hasn't visited a single new world or new civilization.
I realise the change of showrunner between seasons one and two, but why was season 2 so shite and this so good?
Amanda Plummer is utterly fantastic.
Also I cannot help but notice this "return to true trek" hasn't visited a single new world or new civilization.
I think the idea is that new worlds and civilizations are welcome to visit their three sets.
There’s 2 things to me that hurt season 2: the first and biggest was COVID. The next and almost equally hurtful is Matalas had to pick up where Michael Chabon left them and weave a story from where season 1 ended to a place where he could launch season 3 AND try to entertain along the way. That’s a tall order.
After being lost in time, Data probably had ports installed to interface with the dominant tech from every era he considers he might become lost in next.
Somewhere on his body, under a large skin tag, is an 8 track player.
I want to say yes but for the life of me I cannot remember when
These are the short and destructive voyages of the USS Titan A, it's 10 episode mission: To explore a few core worlds, seek out the changeling abominations, to boldy go where we have all been before on DS9! *Cough*Hack* "eNgAgE!" *Tone-deaf recorder notes play from TNG theme*
