The first one that comes to mind is zoom.us
JWBananas
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3·19 days agoThe events of Prodigy largely involved wormholes across spacetime in one universe (and incursions into that universe by bad guys).
The quantum fissures in Lower Decks are connected to other universes. While this season of Lower Decks does canonically occur in the same time period as season 2 of Prodigy, I doubt the two are related.
That said, with the specific call-out, I definitely see them having some significance later in the season.
I was more surprised that the crew of the other Cerritos weren’t responsible for opening the fissure in the first place. The setup felt like it was leading toward a reveal that Captain Becky’s crew had ulterior motives.
It was a bit disappointing that the twist only turned out to be Captain Becky opportunistically trying to swap universes. I was expecting something more like Stargate SG-1 9x13 (Ripple Effect) wherein an alternate-reality SG-1 is after
me Lucky Charmsa ZPM.
11·24 days agoBanning CFCs went pretty well too
What was it they said back then? They’re from the South or some such?
I would like to second this, particularly the line “through a slightly O’Brien-esque process.”
😭😭😭
He also launched it from a space station.
2·1 month agoThere is also the legend of some military base having too much reddit traffic too.
It was no legend. A (since-deleted) reddit blog post called out Eglin AFB by name.
The other two cities listed under most “addicted” have large data centers.
The conspiracy theory though… Meh.
2·1 month agoOn god sigma gyatt
Straight fax no printer no cap
Skibidi Ohio rizz bro.
Sounds like an orange cat
Only according to that stupid bot
Stupider than Hugging Face?
111·2 months agoThanks, I hate it
I feel like this belongs here.
4·3 months agoIf any KDE developers read this, we seriously and strongly recommend that the KDE team takes a long, close look at Deepin. DDE shows both how pretty and how functional a Windows-style desktop can be, without needing Plasma’s multiple overlapping options. This is what we’d hoped to see in Plasma 6, but didn’t get. It’s probably fair to say that Deepin is the most sophisticated implementation of a Windows-like interface on any OS these days. It’s considerably more flexible and configurable than Windows 11 itself, and it makes Cinnamon, MATE, Budgie, and the others look clunky and old-fashioned. Don’t get us wrong; this grumpy old vulture is happier with the relatively austere and Spartan Xfce, but for those who want something that’s shinier out of the box, DDE shows how it ought to be done. Even Microsoft could learn from the Chinese developers.
Was it not gagh blood?