Yet the movies only got successful once they got a lot of the TV guys back for set design, wardrobe and makeup for the second movie.

I think the point of the invisible bridge was that you had to really believe it existed because only then you would later activate it. (I really have the feeling the writers were inspired by a movie or something…)

But I agree: The whole logic of the place was a free pass for the writers to do what they wanted. So maybe it’s better not to look too close.

Also: Noone not even mentioning the weird background effects (they were obviously added in post so neither the writers nor the actors had the opportunity to really react to it) was big miss for me. It would have been the first thing I would try to scan with my boxy tricorder…

Spock calling La’An an excellent dance instruc-tor was a nice nod to his way of pronouncing certain ship instruments…

The funny thing is: The campaign relies on politicians to define the final implementation of this. That will most likely fail spectacularly. Adding worker rights to it will most likely increase the chance of success, because at least that is something they have experts for…

The original petition is already pretty nebulous and without specific demands. Leaving it in a reasonably functional (playable) state is such a broad claim you can as well extend it to other demands.

I will accept any amount of downvotes for this, but please come back in 5 years and tell me I have been wrong.

I’ve been thinking about this for a few days now and I think there is a big missed opportunity here. The holodeck prototype showed more of less the same errors holodecks still have 100 years later. They could have shown other faults and use that for a comment on the current AI development.

It’s a bit anachronistic what happened with the holodeck here. It’s quite hard to believe that it took them about 100 hundred years to decide to install holodecks like the ones from this episode on starships again and they haven’t fixed any of the problems. Instead there are similar technologies in the animated series and even the holodecks on Enterprise D can’t do the same thing until the Bynars enhance them.

Nonetheless it was a solid episode and I’m glad they addressed the creeping trend in SNW for characters to do things on their own instead of relying on their colleagues…

The same way as most people don’t know how to start a fire nowadays. Why should everybody need to know how to read and interpret a weather report?

M’benga will probably acquire some into gambling debts to pay all his ex-wives and therefore he will be demoted from chief medical officer under McCoy.

I bet it’s the same door that opens to the turbolift…

You are right that no one except Pike has interacted with her since the climax of episode 1. But there would be an empty seat at the wedding right next to him which would be odd…

Let’s be honest: Who else had forgotten about the Gorn cliffhanger?

I didn’t like the first episode very much. The Enterprise saves the Universe from some overpowering enemy all by themselves is too much of a trope for me. Also too many characters on the edge of dying, but nobody dies. Some story arks even culminate in the decision to just do nothing…

(Also why has sickbay a “quarantine mode” instead of a proper quarantine?)

So we’re adding more advanced reflections to a game with characters most known for having no reflections…

I like the low battery panel. I might copy that. I have a general overview over all batteries, but it didn’t occur to me that I could filter the values and show only the ones needing replacement.

To be fair: The internet you grew up on was quite different to the internet we have today.

But nonetheless: I think every generation (at least in modern times) has its own thing nobody else has experienced before, so most likely they will turn out okay…

I don’t know the name. In the afternoons in the early nineties after school I was at a neighbor’s house. Her husband had a PC and a joystick connected to it sparked my interest. He showed me a flight game. I don’t remember much detail, but it was a vector based game with fast action based flying and you had to bombard or shoot at enemy bases. The next thing I remember is my mother calling our neighbor when I planned to come home because it was already getting late and I had never stayed that long before.

I would love to see this as well. It’s definitely a challenging topic as crossposts can happen across instances, but I think it would greatly improve the discoverability of content and new communities.

I loved this game. A straight shooter with the ability to command your squad easily is something that hasn’t been done since in the same way unfortunately.

Have you tried changing the power saving settings for Boost?

Some brands are more aggressive with killing inactive apps than others. It would help to know which phone OP is using.