Replicator technology is so overpowered that star trek almost always steers clear of actually using it for anything useful, so I'm not sure why they decided to do it in this one episode. Like with replicator technology you could have an essentially infinite number of enterprises, or make a million billion defiants. You could build a self-replicating clown car and quickly bury the entire surface of a planet in a pile of clown cars that's 3 miles high.
Nonsense, your definitions of these trait label categories is entirely black and white, when in reality close to no one fits 100% into a category completely
Don't be too cocky about that one. For example Russia has been throwing people at Ukraine who are little more than warm bodies to soak up bullets to protect their more valuable trained soldiers.
It might be a really easy fix. If you have this attachment to it then it might be worth opening it up. Might be something like a wire has come off the board and you can just solder it back on. Also try changing the battery to a verified working battery
iirc battery function management is supposed to happen at a firmware level. So hypothetically it shouldn't be effected by what os you install. I think what you experienced was just a byproduct of keeping it plugged in 24/7
He's ALWAYS been a piece of garbage in his beliefs, even in 1986. He did some nice things on a person-to-person level, but he backed nasty shit on bigger levels
Maybe you can try a slightly firmer disagreement statement immediately followed by a change of topic before he can respond. Like driver: "Deepstate, amiright?!" You: "Nah, that's not the reality of the situation, but on the other hand deep dish pizza is something i can really get behind. Do you like deep dish pizza?"
You CAN do those, but essentially 100% of apps that regular people are gonna want will be: click mac download -> open file -> follow prompts. That's the point of a standard, which is not to necessarily eliminate alternatives, rather to make a single one be the default for almost 100% of standard situations.
This completely. Speaking as a person who's more tech skilled than 99% of non-programmers, i can tell you that installing apps is the main tech hurdle for Linux getting mainstream adoption.
There are non-tech hurdles too, but of the actual technology being easy to use then app installation is really the only aspect left that regular people can't do without a huge dive of tech learning that's beyond what most people can do.
Installing on mac: click the Mac download button and follow the prompts.
Installing on Windows: click the Windows download button and follow the prompts.
Installing on Linux: there's no Linux download button, there's a couple of buttons that say words you've never heard of before. They look kinda like buttons to download an app. You click one and try to open it, but it just shows an error, etc etc etc
Replicator technology is so overpowered that star trek almost always steers clear of actually using it for anything useful, so I'm not sure why they decided to do it in this one episode. Like with replicator technology you could have an essentially infinite number of enterprises, or make a million billion defiants. You could build a self-replicating clown car and quickly bury the entire surface of a planet in a pile of clown cars that's 3 miles high.