I suspect that since the borg needed such detailed info on picards body and they altered starfleet transporters that it only would work on “known” species in the federation databases.

Ultimately the assimilated just needed to out number and overwhelm the older old un effected backed up by complete computer ship control of all federation vessels. The plan never needed total assimilation.

SO my answer is that they would probably be immune.

I am somewhat neutral on her, when she was introduced I kind of felt she was a gender swapped bones to setup the bones / spock dynamic but with data.

Sadly the only thing I remember her for is being mean to data, getting rapidly aged, and replacing Picard’s heart, that is 3 out of 22 episodes she is credited in.

For me Crusher vs Pulaski somewhat comes down to bedside manner/ compassion. Pulaski just comes across as a bit blunt and prickly at times and Pulaski just has fewer memorable episodes due to only having the one season.

All I can think of is the sequence in robocop of all the failed robocop experiments.

Twitter/X and Mastodon are just bad RSS feeds to me not communities.

I follow numerous sources that ether only post on X or if they do post on masadon etc no one replies to anything / there is zero discussion.

Sounds like the correct answer to the question is Newfoundland, if it isn’t the accent it is probably some regional colloquialisms.

When someone asks me where I am from I normally say the city / province. I would never answer Canada while I was in Canada having the conversation.

Lexx

They are hardly anywhere now… Best Buy is phasing out their remaining physical movie sections this year.

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Costco wrapping paper rolls have years worth of paper on one role and they are reversible with two different print’s. Nearly everywhere else I have purchased wrapping paper it is 90% tube not paper.

I follow two beehaw communities and they are both duplicates on other servers but with slightly different content… I wouldn’t even notice.

I don’t think there is a short clear way to avoid potential centuries of suffering. Living in pain could be worse than a violent death.

Imagine a life time as a comatose patient who is still conscious and can hear but not respond?

Years of nearly starving to death. Years of physical abuse? Slowly dying in a hospital from cancer / some other slow painful death.

Hiker trapped alone on a mountain.

In short no thanks.

Skydiving / wing suits look cool but I don’t see myself willingly jumping from a plane in real life.

I use the default app or the Environment Canada app, which is specific to Canada.

The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus (1985 film) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Life_and_Adventures_of_Santa_Claus_(1985_film)

• Classic Rankin/Bass’s stop motion like Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
• Santa
• Elves
• Toys
• Flying reindeer

also

• Immortals
• Wood Nymph’s
• Evil invisible creatures called the Awgwas

Many companies just turn around and sell your email info to big marketing lists. You often have to provide an email to sign into many services or receive notifications, that is one of the ways they get you over time.

If you have less than 1% I don’t care if you are in 3rd you are niche the placement doesn’t really matter that much when the distance between you and the leaders is so huge.

Also depends who is doing the study, doesn’t even show up on this one. https://www.litmus.com/blog/email-client-market-share-infographic

0.24% when put in perspective of other email clients. There are more people still using Yahoo mail!

https://www.oberlo.com/statistics/most-used-email-clients

Thrunderbird is a very very niche client these days (I used when it first came out for years, it was very cool back then). It is rarely used today but I know has some hard core users still.

What type of mail hosting are you using? Are you doing ANY SPAM / JUNK filtering at that level?

Gmail filters most of them for my personal email ProofPoint filters most of them for my work email. Any legit ones I get I tend to quickly hit the unsubscribe link for.

If you are getting an overwhelming amount of them in your inbox then you have poor SPAM filtering in place or subscribed to a lot of legitimate lists.

Since you mentioned Thunderbird, I assume you are on a very cheap ISP or self host mail system with poor filtering.