ThrowawayOnLemmy

I will watch the intro once.

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Ah yes. Because that one Reddit users option holds equal weight to the thousands of professionals in the eyes of an LLM.

This is gonna get worse before it gets better.

A good project manager can make all the difference. I’ve worked with shitty ones and great ones. Great ones are on top of the project, fielding questions and wrangling together key players. Shit ones don’t do any of that then get surprised on their own call when they are behind schedule.

Had me fooled.

Interesting. I hated 1 and liked 2 kinda. Ended up hating the rest as well.

It’s not the show that’s the problem. It’s your nephew.

That’s how I understood it. Every display console got a notification.

You dream of memes?

Odo learned how to do full faces! Finally!

Baby formula was listed. The shrinkflation has affected more than just junk food.

You also suck oxygen.

Yep, that’s one of the examples I was talking about when I said they retconned what O’Brien said. Although this specific example, they play it off like Scotty did some crazy tech to create some sort of feedback loop to keep his signal from degrading for like 80 years if I remember correctly.

There’s also an example in strange new worlds, Dr. M’benga is keeping his daughter in the transporter buffer in the medical wing. There’s also that one episode on TNG where Barkley found all those people who were trapped in the buffer thinking they were like interdimensional worms or something.

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I don’t know if I call it new parts, identical parts definitely. But is something technically new if it’s identical on a molecular level? Blemishes and defects and all.

Pretty sure that’s why they specifically talk about how signal degradation occurs over time in TNG. You’re not supposed to be able to keep somebody in the buffer for an extended period of time, or you’ll lose the signal. This has been retconned multiple times though.

That’s what they do. This has been a topic in multiple episodes, a fear of multiple characters, and a plot device in a few different stories over the years.