BaroqueInMind

@Stamets is pretty much the equivalent of Atlas holding up the earth, but for this lemmy instance and also attractive and gay.

So it sounds like Voyager is set in the Warhammer 40k universe then, since the Warp in that lore is a roiling storm of madness and joy of all the thrashing souls of everything sentient that ever lived (and sometimes not sentient, such as literal concepts of thought like hatred, and even forgotten gods of long dead ancient religions) since the beginning of time.

I haven’t watched Star Trek since DS9 and refuse to watch anything made after Enterprise. Can someone please elaborate what in heavens name is going on this meme is talking about?

That’s very low. I know a QA game tester who makes that much in California, and $70k is essentially almost poverty income in the Bay Area and LA county.

Most realistic depictions are from the Klingons because tactically you should always face with your weapons oriented towards everyone at all times, including your allies.

It’s almost like corporate profits are more important than the message.

Yo, this slaps! She’s got bars for days.

His golden parachute value is tied to the stock value of the company, so of course he doesn’t care about long term projections, only short term while he’s still at the company for a couple years.

The first time I visited a family friend and watching him boot up Castlevania Bloodlines I was absolutely flabbergasted how amazing that game looked. I still have that reaction to this day when I boot it up on my emulator when feeling nostalgic.

Do yourself a favor and skip the entire first two seasons of Picard.

Got any recommendations? I’m still within the return policy of a NUC I just bought.

I just bought a this NUC from Amazon for $750. Can anyone here provide their feedback? Do you think I should I return it and purchase something else instead? I just want a tiny gaming PC that works with my external GPU enclosure (which uses Thunderbolt 3).

I’d like to see a version of Viscera Cleanup Detail game but a pre-mission where you navigate a perilous dungeon from all the Zelda timeline games, setting up all the traps and puzzles before Link comes by to complete it (hoping you don’t fall victim to the traps you are setting up), as well as a post-mission version where you are cleaning up all the gore and dismembered body parts and pottery shards and misc etc that Link has haphazardly hacked-off with his sword or left behind on his adventures through the dungeons.

This is great

The company is fucked, you are not. Apply for new jobs elesewhere, pronto.