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kieron115@startrek.websiteto
Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL about Uncle John's Page of ListsEnglish
4·17 days agoThe doc told me I was a number 6 triangle =(
kieron115@startrek.websiteto
Quark's@startrek.website•No Man's Sky Alliance: The Soulless Minions of Orthodoxy [Edited with Euclid coordinates]English
2·21 days agoI’ll check it out later tonight and let you know how it goes!
kieron115@startrek.websiteto
Technology@beehaw.org•What happens when you name everything CopilotEnglish
6·22 days agoThis meme brought to you by Copilot.
Ahh yes, much like how the buttocks is nature’s pocket.
Oh, those soldering irons.
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TenForward: Where Every Vulcan Knows Your Name@lemmy.world•Notice: The Federation Food & Drug Administration has issued a recall on all Leola Root after contamination by PhageEnglish
1·22 days agoThat’s an awful thing to call Leeloo
Sir, that’s clearly a drill.
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Star Trek Social Club@startrek.website•New Star Trek Movie Directors Talk Darker Tone, “Sort Of Different” TimelineEnglish
6·23 days agoOoooh yeah I see that they directed Honor Among Thieves (which I think was kinda awesome!) which, yeah, was hardly dark. I’m slightly more interested to see what they come up with now!
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Star Trek Social Club@startrek.website•New Star Trek Movie Directors Talk Darker Tone, “Sort Of Different” TimelineEnglish
23·24 days agoI’d settle for just hearing about a Star Trek film that isn’t dark and edgy.
One tab, save ya EIGHT spaces!
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Quark's@startrek.website•No Man's Sky Alliance: The Soulless Minions of Orthodoxy [Edited with Euclid coordinates]English
2·26 days agooh, that’s possible. I definitely don’t have that yet but I have quite a bit of atlantideum so maybe i can make one. the other thing i was wondering was do the portals change depending on the departure planet? i used a portal from my second planet that hasn’t changed in like a decade as far as i can tell.
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TenForward: Where Every Vulcan Knows Your Name@lemmy.world•Still Q's fault in the endEnglish
6·27 days agoThe really scary part is that it’s heavily implied that the cube that shows up in the alpha quadrant is the same cube that encountered the enterprise in the delta quadrant. The borg cube never stopped chasing them.
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TenForward: Where Every Vulcan Knows Your Name@lemmy.world•Still Q's fault in the endEnglish
8·28 days agoIt’s possible humanity never gets the chance to encounter the Borg without Q’s interference.
The Q, believing themselves to be the most superior beings in existence, see themselves as moral guardians of the universe. Seeing as the Q have the same non-linear sense of time that the Bajoran wormhole aliens have then it’s safe to assume that John de Lancie’s Q actually has seen the future where he doesn’t intervene - and decided that doing so was the best course of action for the galaxy. Given his fondness for humanity, and Picard specifically, I think it’s safe to assume that the future where he doesn’t intervene results in humanity being completely decimated by the Dominion (the Defiant was meant to fight the Borg originally, as an example) - the results of which would have irreparably changed the entire Milky Way galaxy for the worse. Not a great look for our supposed moral guardians.
This idea gets a bit messy, but it could also have just been an elaborate part of the trial. We’ve seen from Voyager episodes that the majority of the continuum has slipped into a sort of eternal stupor, jaded by their infinite existence in a pocket dimension. Given that, I think humanity had already been deemed guilty by the continuum before TNG even starts (from our perspective). The only reason for the trial even existing is that John de Lancie’s Q disagreed with the continuum’s decision and took it upon himself to act as an advocate for humanity. Perhaps he looked further into the future than the rest of the Q, or visited some alternate realities and saw what humanity could become with a push or two in the right direction. Given that humanity eventually “fails” to convince the rest of the continuum that they are in fact more than a savage child-race, the Q created the paradox in “All Good Things…” that would have caused humanity to never have existed at all. John de Lancie’s Q knew he had to take drastic measures to show that humanity was able to be more than what the continuum believed them to be. One of those drastic measures being the encounter with the Borg, looking to give Picard an opportunity to demonstrate humility.
kieron115@startrek.websiteto
Quark's@startrek.website•No Man's Sky Alliance: The Soulless Minions of Orthodoxy [Edited with Euclid coordinates]English
1·1 month agoOh, I hadn’t actually. I reinstalled and beelined for the closest portal I could find! I last played on Exomech update, then briefly on the Outlaws update. So it’s been a few years
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Quark's@startrek.website•No Man's Sky Alliance: The Soulless Minions of Orthodoxy [Edited with Euclid coordinates]English
2·1 month agoDisappointing! If you see any updates definitely let us know. Guess I’ll get my Colossus warmed up since it’s the only exocraft I have that can scan for monoliths.
Edit: Did you upload your discovery of the system btw?
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Quark's@startrek.website•No Man's Sky Alliance: The Soulless Minions of Orthodoxy [Edited with Euclid coordinates]English
2·1 month agoI must have done this wrong? I found a portal in Euclid, entered the coordinates you provided, and it took me to an unclaimed station in the Droche-Noqew X system.

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TenForward: Where Every Vulcan Knows Your Name@lemmy.world•Who can explain?English
5·2 months agoWoah awesome. Watching it now and this guy could have been on Star Trek, damn! He’d fit right in.




Looks neat! Could you place an AI disclosure or something on your Github though? In case people find the project from Google or some other source.