Kyle and Trevor
Kyvor
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Cake day: October 20th, 2020
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5·11 months agolistening to Army of Me while enjoying this meme for the full effect
Read the title first as Vulcans are like Orions, and it made sense because Shrek is green.
when it’s just the two of you in the empty cube, and you end up sharing the same alcove
a bit more Mariner than Tendi, but it’s close and varies according to material conditions
This would be such a good horror comedy. Watching slave-owners getting eviscerated by gorn:
51·1 year agofreeware mods continue to be the cradle of game development innovation
113·1 year agoPretend we are playing a game within a magic circle that separates us from all the normal rules you have been taught.
Are the LLMs a testing ground for groomers? This is pretty disturbing to contemplate.
Why does piracy need a business model? Sci-hub etc already exists.
Capitalism is an economic system based on the private ownership of the means of production and their operation for profit.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capitalism
You deserve condescension for your willful ignorance and lack of humility. That’s just how the world works.
tacky Cardassian fascist eyesore
this is the way
Going to IV Guys for a Roman meal.
Also a Hemmer scene is also very similar to an Alien 3 scene iirc.
e: Looks like there’s some folks noticing. https://www.geekgirlauthority.com/star-trek-strange-new-world-alien-franchise/
This whole article is just about the first Gorn episode and has references detailed out pretty well. The conclusion is such wholesome trek though.
Throughout the first three Alien movies, the recurring and omnipresent true antagonist is the Weyland-Yutani Corporation. This corrupt stand-in for capitalism is responsible for repeatedly placing the crews in danger. The motivation? To harness the profit potential in the difficult-to-contain xenomorphs, of course.
This leads to plenty of self-serving behavior. This is embodied by company-programed android Ash (Ian Holm) and company man Carter Burke (Paul Reiser). In both cases, the characters are not motivated by survival. They instead serve only themselves and capitalism. Thus they often prove to be equally or more dangerous than the xenomorphs themselves.
But in Strange New Worlds, capitalism isn’t a problem. In the post-scarcity society of the Federation, it isn’t necessary to turn on one another to solve problems. As a direct result, more members of the Enterprise away team survive than make it through any of the Alien movies.
The tagline for Alien states, “In space, no one can hear you scream.” But that’s only true if you aren’t surrounded by members of your tight-knit, utopian community, as is true for the Enterprise crew. Ripley deserved to have people like this watching her back.
rotating saucer artificial gravity is a cute idea
this would be a cool spin-off/fanfic for The Expanse universe though
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Our Space Comrades
seems like we’re on target for the Irish Unification of 2024 at least
Just don’t enable any network connections, and it’s just a big monitor.
TIL Paul Giamatti is going to be a recurring guest star. Hype just went warp speed for me.