It's a really good well made philosophical movie, it just doesn't have a lot of the action and drama I think a lot of fans expect in a "movie". I appreciate that Trek's film debut wasn't just some extended episode but a bold™ move.

Yes! But not in a very long time.

I like "Waking Moments" (the one where Chakotay knows if he sees Earth's moon then it's not real). It's creepy!

Also I like "These are the Voyages". I await your ridicule.

I was just thinking the same thing. It's rare that the bullshit from tech companies is so quickly identified packaged and labeled like that (even if we are still calling it "AI").

I wouldn't put a lot of faith in the intelligence of a woman who would marry a Lemmy user.

I agree! Don't run your mouth in public then complain when someone asks you how do you know the thing you're running your mouth about is true. If in 2034 someone who has never seen snow wants more evidence than some idiot on the Internet's feelings on the topic then asking is totally justified.

I think it's totally reasonable to ask for a source about a historical claim if something hasn't been true for over a decade?

EDIT: My source for this opinion is here

The average Joe or Jane have no idea about ad blocking possibilities. They think ads are just the normal price you pay for surfing the web.

Actually about a third of all users have an adblocker installed. Adblocking has been mainstream for a while, no doubt why Google finally stopped pretending they were OK with it.

I do not think the future of the fediverse lies in general purpose instances but that said, IMO Beehaw is the gold standard of a general purpose instance.

Post scheduling is huge! Lots of good stuff in here.

This is one of those features that might not seem very huge but is a core thing that Reddit can't have. Very cool.