This feels like something that could be brought up on Lower Decks.

Kligon kids.

I’m not a raccoon!

Lower Decks is like if Rick and Morty didn’t make me sick.

The ending bits that imply a darker vision of this future suggests a very different direction for the show. Still, there are Star Trek episodes that do consider the holodeck from this angle. Maybe we need a mirror universe holodeck episode.

I don’t like how we have 2 games called CS2 in the same year. Since Cities has worse performance, I say we all agree to abbreviate it some other way, like 2 Cities 2 Skylines.

My head cannon is that moopsies were invented by Section 31 as weaponized tribbles.

So I guess it's actually pretty funny when you do the math.

It doesn't happen much. But in a language with more boilerplate, like Java, it can happen very rarely.

I'd imagine lots of professions get this. Basically any ofession with lots of repeated text. I've gotten this a couple times while programming.

That last bit is important here. Ops, Security, and Engineering all wore red shirts. If you break down redshirt deaths by division, almost all of them are Security, while few are Engineering or Ops. Since Security is a position likely to involve combat, it shouldn't be surprising if it's the most dangerous.

Q. No question.

Looking at OP’s history, 6/7 of their posts link to Tiblur, and in one they mention owning the site. I think OP is just spamming to promote their own instance.

Sabotage starts blasting on all subspace channels.

We need some real, serious limits on AI use and development. This is only going to get worse from here. Anyone got ideas on how we can limit AI effectively?

Lost Lemmings?

I love both. Am I allowed to critique both or neither? OR or XOR?

I often feel like my supervisors don’t respect my input or my time. I work in IT, our business is solving problems efficiently. Yet when I pitch ways to improve our methods, or when I call out dumb decisions, I get ignored.

On multiple occasions in the past couple years, my immediate supervisor has made bad calls that would lead to unnecessary work for me and my team. I point this out to him, and I am ignored. Last summer, we wasted a couple days fixing computers after an unnecessary BIOS update kept them from loading Windows. We also spent a whole day installing a firmware update on a new shipment of monitors, this update was to fix compatibility with the Mac Studio - we don’t use the Mac Studio at my work.

The most obvious Psyop ever. And it’s working. Lovely.

What if they only indifferently throw puppies into a wood chipper?