If the article doesn’t define what “AI” means then the article doesn’t actually mean anything.

Activitypub accounts are portable actually. Lemmy is not as slick as Mastodon with this feature yet but will likely get there.

The replicators work very well, thank you.

The kickstarter is official too, Daniel tooted it recently.

Please make a review 😅

A much hyped fanfilm from the post Enterprise/pre-Disco days where fan films were all we had to keep us going. “Renegades” had a good amount of hype around it because it had a real budget and the cast they managed to get. Unfortunately money can’t buy taste and the actual script is pretty bad.

Oh COME ON now I have to buy these too??

Is something finally going to federate with bluesky?

I hope we get a de-aged Shatner appearance (I don’t actually hope that… I think)

It really feels like they watched Star Trek Renegades and were like “YES”.

I echo what you said elsewhere, if I get a goofy action movie (or better) then I won’t be disappointed and it will be nice to see the Discovery-era one last time.

Nothing to add except I love this discussion prompt

Surprised nobody’s mentioned this: https://reek.github.io/anti-adblock-killer/

I loved him in Layer Cake where he plays the opposite of Miles O’Brien.

From an e-waste perspective not having a battery is really cool. The article doesn’t mention this, but the plastic appears recycled too. I wonder how it types?

The only episode I ever actually skip. Although the “A” plot isn’t terrible!

Meanwhile I’m over here still hoping for a Captain Proton spinoff to be announced…

I’m surprised nobody has yet jail-broken Samsung and LG TVs and made a custom Tizen ROM

I love the one where the bodies get dumped in the wormhole lol. Your essay also made me think of VOY’s “Mortal Coil” where Neelix has a “spiritual” crisis but as you said the crisis can be viewed as coming from the collective definition of what death means socially.

A Trek-inspired thought provoking essay is my favorite kind of post! Thanks for sharing.

Truly amazing how many journalists have drank the big tech kool-aid.