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Tattorack

@ Tattorack @lemmy.world

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  • Scientists found a cannabis compound that relieves pain without the high

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  • Yeah... Maybe they like getting high too. What's the problem? The only issue I see with cannabis is that people smoke it.

  • Temporal violations

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  • She fucked up the time line so badly she probably caused NuTrek.

  • what happens in the holodeck ,.. has to be cleaned by someone

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  • By gods you are thick...

    Well let's gooooooo to memory alpha..........:

    A typical holodeck consisted of a room equipped with a hologrid containing omnidirectional holographic diodes, enabling holographic projections and holograms. Elements of transporter technology and replicators were used to create holodeck matter by the manipulation of photons contained within force fields to give objects the illusion of substance as well as actual matter. This matter could exist outside of the holodeck for brief periods of time (such as snow) before they would lose cohesion and revert back to energy without the support of the hologrid. (TNG: "Encounter at Farpoint", "The Big Goodbye", "Elementary, Dear Data").

    Since holodeck technology could be used with replicator technology, there were some instances where real objects were replicated within the holodeck and used to interact with the holographic program and/or users for a more realistic experience; since these objects were real material composed of matter, they could leave the holodeck fully intact. Examples of this include Wesley Crusher still being wet after leaving the holodeck after falling into replicated water, (TNG: "Encounter at Farpoint") Lieutenant Commander Data being able to take a drawing of the Enterprise on a piece of paper out into the hallway, (TNG: "Elementary, Dear Data") and a wayward snowball being able to pass through the holodeck doors and strike Captain Picard. (TNG: "Angel One") Scents were also simulated in this way.

    Holograms could be augmented with force beams to simulate solid, tangible objects or with replicator technology to create actual solid matter such as foodstuffs.

    Now I'm quite done with the pointless argument. If you still think you know better, save it for a brick wall.

  • what happens in the holodeck ,.. has to be cleaned by someone

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  • Literally the first episode of TNG. And then look at other holodeck epodides from there, going up to Voyager. But the first episode of TNG already explains everything.

    I think I've already said that before too, so now I'm wondering if you're just afraid to lose this argument if you actually go and watch TNG...

    And "real booze" is a matter of perspective; Scotty didn't consider the booze he got from the replicator either.

  • The Tokenpocalypse Is Here: Companies Are Scrambling To Stop Spending So Much on AI | Leaked audio from Accenture says a big source of AI token ‘chewing’ is people just converting PDFs to presentatio…

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    • Replace workforce with AI because it's easy to be lazy with AI.
    • Remaining workforce uses AI to be lazy.
    • SurprisedPikachu.webp

  • Valve Says The Companies Making RAM Give Them A Price And If They Say No, They ‘Never Talk To Us Again’

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  • Fingers crossed for the next 5 years.

  • Are you gonna be buying a Steam machine?

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  • I have no need for one. The PC I currently have vastly out-perforns it.

  • He's so slow

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  • "Don't be so hasty. We've only just finished saying hello."

  • Tipping

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  • A "yes, but" like this, but instead all the countries where servers get a (relatively) decent wage vs America where tipping is mandatory.

  • The Dream (it's a documented phenomenon- look it up)

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  • You motherfucker! >:V

  • Happy Father's Day

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  • THERE CAN ONLY BE ONE

  • They wrote the same episode twice

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  • Yep... They're basically the same plot. Such an original writer, that one is...

  • What’s the most tone-deaf advertisement or marketing campaign you’ve ever seen?

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  • NVidia recently:

    "... Like how everyone has a home cinema."

    "The 2070 is too old! Buy a new GPU, I need the money."

  • You go outside. You see this. What's your reaction?

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  • I will think to myself "fucking swastikar" and move on.

  • Removed

    what is wrong with c/linuxsucks?

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  • "We aim for a cohesive none toxic community"

    Ha hahaha haha ha...

    Oh wait, you're serious? Let laugh louder.

    AAAAHHH HAHAHA HAHHA HA!

  • What would be the most ridiculous current media future civilizations use to determine 21st culture?

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  • No, thankfully it died.

    However, there are many very high functioning furries who literally hold our digital infrastructure together. Besides that, there are ones who are scientists, lawyers, rocket engineers...

  • Wealth

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  • I don't want Anarchism. It can work as a transitional period till we develop a new system, but I want a centralised system with strong civilian oversight.

  • Wealth

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  • The only way taxes become unecessary is if money, and a profit based society, stops existing.

    If not, well...

    • The guys fixing the roads need to be paid a fair wage to afford rent, food, and amenities.
    • The nurses at the hospital need to be paid a fair wage to afford rent, food, and amenities.
    • The librarians need to be paid a fair wage to afford rent, food, and amenities.
    • The postal workers all need to be paid a fair wage to afford rent, food, and amenities.
    • The office workers slaving away at a desk to manage all the government's resources and finances need to be paid a fair wage to afford rent, food, and amenities.

  • "Scammers have adapted": Valve confirms that physical Steam Gift Cards are dead. Once the current stocks are sold through, they're done.

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  • A debit card in DK is exactly like a credit card in every way except one; you can't get credit, or anything related to credit.