[–] 7 points 1 day ago

Oh she left a good job in the Quadrant!

Working for Starfleet night and day.

And she never lost one minute of sleep

Worried ‘bout the way things might have been.

Voyager keep on turnin’!

Janeway keep on burning!

We’re rollin’!

Rollin’!

Rollin’ through the Delta!

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  • [–] 28 points 2 days ago

    First thing the Dems need to do is bring in new leadership for House and Senate.

    Hakeem and Chuck have long outlived their usefulness and will do more harm than good when it comes to pushing for what needs to be done in the future.

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  • [–] 26 points 4 days ago (1 child)

    The Homer was fugly, but it was fun.

    CyberDumpster is fugly, and lacks fun. Even if you take Muskrat’s politics out of the equation, the dumpster isn’t functional, and is outperformed by a Honda half its price.

    There is someone who has one in my area and taking a look at him…he just looks like a guy who has always tried so painfully to be in the cool crowd, so he jumps first into new things, but just keeps failing. And, it’s very clear that he can’t do anything else with it because he dropped so much money on it and likely can’t afford to “trade-in” for half its value.

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  • [–] 14 points 5 days ago (1 child)

    I know you jest, but a lot of the original devs were back for that project and had they not been pulled for other recent EA projects, we might have had something substantial at this point.

    Also, Andromeda devs kept getting pulled into Anthem, and Anthem devs were a group of RPG devs tasked with a new engine and forced to create an open world game within a studio not know for that. So, Andromeda failed because of Anthem, and Anthem failed because of the engine and lack of experience. Veilguard failed because the lessons of Inquisition were never learned.

    Anyway, I’m sure EA will allow yet another set of remakes/remasters of Mass Effect once/if the next Gen of consoles are released.

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  • [–] 41 points 5 days ago (5 children)

    And, with this announcement, Newsome 2028 has begun. 😅

    But, props where props are due. Death penalty gets handed out far too often and far too disproportionately, within a legal system that gets stuff wrong far too often.

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    I thought for the last few months that my comments were just being removed, but I logged into Lemmy.world just through Safari today and found all my “missing” comments.

    Currently, in the Voyager app, I can see a comment made 2 months ago, but any other more recent comments do not display in my profile for more than a few days. This is problematic because I comment often to return to posts with links I’d like share, or just revisit the conversation. I’ve actually stopped using Voyager and visiting these instances much because I figured I was doing something wrong and having comments removed without notice.

    Now that I’ve found that this appears to be Voyager-specific, I’m curious what settings are causing this or if this is a bug.

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