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I’m not super well-versed on TNG, but where the heck did this “I love you, Data” baloney come from? Picard besotted with his laptop; that’s before becoming one himself, of course.
Mixed feelings about Data requesting to be deactivated as the ultimate human act and Picard pulling his USB sticks out one by one. Death isn’t something you just dip into (and out of).
Lower Decks looked like a tweenager comedy from the trailer. Can only be an improvement on the 1970s TAS – who remembers?
I recently grabbed a copy of the 1970s TAS though I don’t remember watching it at the time. It’s not considered to be any good though – I was just trying to be completist with my Star Trek collection.
Lower Decks is worth a watch though it could well be described as a tweenager comedy.
How do Reavers clean their spears?Do they run them through the Wash?
series of drawling space-cowboy cliches of the utmost vacuity”.Oi! I will NOT have a word said against Firefly! 😉
Well, my days of not taking him seriously are certainly coming to a middle.
Which streaming service is showing it?It’s on Peacock which I think is carried by Sky and NOW. I might have obtained a copy from elsewhere.
I think Poker Face is now streaming in the UK – that’s nothing to do with SciFi, but almost a hark back to a Columbo style detective series starring Natasha Lyonne (Russian Doll). It’s a lot of fun and gives Natasha plenty of space to shrug a lot. Also features appearances by actors such as Ron Perlman, Adrien Brody, Nick Nolte, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Hong Chau, Chloë Sevigny, Luis Guzmán, Stephanie Hsu…
Generally you need super
Generally you need super strength magnets (e.g. neodymium) to cause harm to modern electronics. They’re the kind of magnets used inside old spinning rust hard drives – I’ve got a couple that I scavenged from old hard drives and use them as fridge magnets, but you really need two hands to remove them as they’re that strong. I doubt that Pass Pixi uses super strength magnets, so you should be okay. If in doubt, you could try wrapping the device in aluminium foil.
ohhh – Mrs Davis is going on my listIt’s frustrating as giving any more information about it would be a spoiler
I found seasons 1 & 2 of
I found seasons 1 & 2 of Picard a bit boring, but plowed through them anyway. Season 3 however was really good and I thoroughly enjoyed it.
However, I must give a shout out to Mrs Davis – one of the most surprising series that I’ve watched. Basic plot is that a nun (Sister Simone) is trying to defeat an all-knowing AI (Mrs Davis). Not really Star Trek though.
I reckon the MET will just
I reckon the MET will just state that there’s a clear exception in GDPR for law enforcement purposes and Lancs will continue to lie and not do their job.
It’s a great idea, though.
Did you just throw stones at
Did you just throw stones at the police bears?
Agree – unlikely she will drive again.However – what planet was her lawyer on:
This was not a case of dangerous driving with a flagrant disregard of the rules.That lawyer should get disbarred or prosecuted for perjury for spouting that rubbish. Just the drunk driving would count as a flagrant disregard of the rules and being so blind drunk that you can’t figure out which way to drive on a motorway is hardly any kind of excuse.
Hirsute wrote:
Also features in car crashes into building thread. We need to set up a working party to issue guidance on which thread to post in !Just get Road.cc to riffle-shuffle the threads together into one huge indecipherable thread.
School bus gets stuck under low bridge againhttps://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-leicestershire-65633762
I think the ‘again’ is the point here, but doesn’t say if it’s the same ‘professional’ driver
Those links don’t work for me, but I’ve found the article: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-leicestershire-65633762
The reporter’s name is Caroline Lowbridge – I wonder if she specialises in these topics?
Nice one. Let’s hope the
Nice one. Let’s hope the driver learns from this and has a better attitude in future.
Not sure how he was insulatedFirstly, the vehicle’s on rubber tyres and secondly, the cab was probably acting as a Faraday cage.
I’ve often regretted not having a lower gear to click to, I have never regretted having one and not using it.However, my old MTB (mainly used for shopping) has now got its front derailleur a bit stuck due to lack of use. I can still get it to change, but it involves kicking it a few times until it’s in the right place.