aeronmelon @ aeronmelon @lemm.ee

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Chaotic Evil is that stupid hacking computer in Swordfish.

I think part of the confusion is that they're looking for a jet.

They should be looking for a few scraps of metal, one of the wheels, and a charred crater.

That other moment when you realize Tim Russ played, like, four other characters in Star Trek alone.

Dumar: "Well, helloooo!"

200,000 Jeffrey Combs? I see this as an absolute win.

DS9 at 100% efficiency is Miles by himself.

When everyone else is there touching things, and pushing buttons, and dumping the transporter buffer into the fucking Holosuite, then efficiency drops significantly.

To be fair, the Mission Impossible game they made for the N64 is actually pretty good.

Just stay away from Superman 64.

Except for Goldeneye, of course.

I honestly want to raid Jake Sisko and Riker's closets.

I also kind of wanna peek inside Yar's closet as well.

Serious answer:

Janeway destroyed a major transport corridor while it was in use. So, in addition to crippling the Borg's ability to traverse the galaxy (particularly to the Alpha Quadrant), an untold number of ships and drones and the Queen herself were lost in the implosion.

The Borg being the Borg are going to prioritize self-preservation, so it is going to take a long, LONG time to rebuild what was lost. For the next few generations, outside worlds (particularly in the Alpha Quadrant) are mostly safe from being attacked.

She didn't completely defeat the Borg, just kicked the can way down the road.

Today I learned WebCrawler still exists.

Living long and prospering at the speed of liiiiiiiight!!

"No tricks, Kruge."

It's their fault for renting the corner space.

It's a frame from the show's intro, when they give the episode number. They're just running through the field for fun.

But a complete summary of that episode can be found here: https://muppet.fandom.com/wiki/Episode_1845

(Spoiler, it was brought to you by the letter B, the letter L, and the number 9) :)

Movies about Palm and the Balmer Era at Microsoft would be good.

The YouTube channel Company Man is basically a fount of docu/mockumentary ideas.

For me, BlackBerry is closer to Air (also good) because it is a bitter recollection of the truth. And Tetris is closer to Weird (very good) because it is intentionally fictitious and over the top.

Careful, that's one of Edward's evil, mutated Tribbles.

The "check dilithium chamber" light has been on since Starbase 34.

Somewhere in Gitmo there's a prison cell with just a bag of Lego pieces.