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Sculptus Poe
I’m just this guy. You know?
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Sculptus Poe@lemmy.worldto
pics@lemmy.world•Delivering a dinosaur for the exhibit at the Boston Museum of Science. Arthur Pollock, 1984.
1·3 days agoThanks I’ll have to check it out. I miss those guys. 😀
Sculptus Poe@lemmy.worldto
TenForward: Where Every Vulcan Knows Your Name@lemmy.world•Too cool to look back
6·3 days agoI’ve always been suspicious of any explanation they gave for their molecule scrambler. Starfleet is at core a military establishment, and they will say any kind of lie to keep the plebs in line and everything running smoothly. Also, I think the buffer allows them to use some sort of mass reserve to fix missing bits, I think Scotty explained something like that when he put himself in the buffer and turned on the refresh to cycle, and it just did the whole thing for Riker. Now, whether that buffer is holding particles or just a record of the poor destroyed original, I don’t know what to believe. (All speculation of course, based on years of transporter incidents.)
Okay, I do agree that that is art.
Sculptus Poe@lemmy.worldto
pics@lemmy.world•Delivering a dinosaur for the exhibit at the Boston Museum of Science. Arthur Pollock, 1984.
3·3 days agoYeah, we definitely wore out our tape. I can see that egg scene in my head precisely. Heh. I think somebody had it up on youtube years ago. Not sure if it is there now though.
Sculptus Poe@lemmy.worldto
TenForward: Where Every Vulcan Knows Your Name@lemmy.world•Too cool to look back
8·3 days agoStasis was the right thing… the other thing they could have done is pull a “William Thomas Riker”, duplicated Tuvix and then immediately defused one of the two. (I am afraid that all it takes to pull a Riker is to disable the destruction of the original as it is copied up to the ship. Probably this is a closely guarded secret so they don’t get more ‘Bones’ situations with people refusing to transport.)
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World News@quokk.au•Forced offline for most of 2026, Iranians say they're struggling to survive
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TenForward: Where Every Vulcan Knows Your Name@lemmy.world•Too cool to look back
321·3 days agoTuvix needed to go. Janeway did nothing wrong.
Sculptus Poe@lemmy.worldto
pics@lemmy.world•Delivering a dinosaur for the exhibit at the Boston Museum of Science. Arthur Pollock, 1984.
3·3 days agoThere was a Dinosaur documentary, either in the 80s or early 90s with lots of stop motion scenes. One of the clips they used while talking about dinosaurs in pop culture was moving this brontosaurus. They had some really great stop motions scenes of deinonychus, cementing it as my favorite dinosaur.
Shh… Don’t let em know we still have one.
Sculptus Poe@lemmy.worldto
World News@quokk.au•Forced offline for most of 2026, Iranians say they're struggling to survive
9·4 days agoIf you read the article, this is an Iranian State blackout to oppress their own people. Not a thing done by the US or Israel. They want to stop the people from reaching out for help.
Downvote for irrelevancy.
Sculptus Poe@lemmy.worldto
Technology@lemmy.world•Pollsters are now asking AIs to answer surveys as if they were humans and passing the results off as poll statisticsEnglish
81·9 days agoSurveys have always been nonsense. I suppose if you are legitimately trying to find something out then that is one thing, but almost every group doing surveys has an ulterior motive. If the data starts looking bad for them, they just don’t release it or they cherry-pick who they are talking to by how they gather the data. Either way, it is always skewed towards the advantage of whoever is paying the tab.
Sculptus Poe@lemmy.worldto
TenForward: Where Every Vulcan Knows Your Name@lemmy.world•Your eyes can deceive you, don't trust them.
9·10 days agoStar wars tech gives me a lot of anxiety. Sort of reminds me of going out on a boat with my friend who buys used boats and then does all of his repair work. You could be stuck out in space and rely on nothing unfixable with a toolbox going wrong. That on top of new information that suggests that ships traveling in hyperspace and popping out into a planet could destroy whole cities makes those junk heaps flying around even more dangerous.
If the enterprise goes Kaput, at least you have replicators and an AI that can pretty much fix itself. If the computers go down they are dead in the water though. No amount of shifting around pieces of colored plexiglass will fix anything without the AI holding your hand.
Sculptus Poe@lemmy.worldto
PC Gaming@lemmy.ca•Microsoft Calls 16 GB RAM A Compromise And 32 GB The New “No Worries” StandardEnglish
1461·12 days agoWhy should the OS itself, which is just supposed to facilitate the running of programs, use so much memory?
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World News@lemmy.world•Family of ailing Iranian Nobel Peace Prize laureate say keeping her in jail is a death sentenceEnglish
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World News@lemmy.world•Family of ailing Iranian Nobel Peace Prize laureate say keeping her in jail is a death sentenceEnglish
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Why would he start talking about a secret meeting? If he is talking about it, it was just a meeting. If they want it to be a secret meeting, it is no wonder they denied it, and are probably mad that he is talking about it…