Zeragamba

same score here

Infrastructure I think. The last few waves of invites have brought instability to the system if i recall

On the whole, i enjoyed S2, but if I was to give it a numerical rating, I'd say 4/10, below average for Trek.

One of my bigger complaints would be with how watered down the Borg Queen was in terms of threat. We've previously seen Borg assimilation happen in mere seconds, and the assimilation of the Dr. took multiple episodes to resolve.

As for my biggest complaint, it'd be the setting. A jump to the past is a nice trip for a 2 or 3 parter in Trek, but a whole season just didn't jive that much for me.

On the other hand, S3, that was some of the best NuTrek I've seen so far.

There will always be someone who is either arrogant, greedy, or dumb enough to do anything.

getting an audience to move is about as easy as asking a fish to fly. It's much easier to just post on as many different platforms as we can.

I'd like the option to exclude a community from an instance filter. There's a community I'm interested in in an instance that is 90% garbage.

If a subscribed community could bypass the filters, that'd be fantastic

I've stopped being a reader on Twitter and rarely interact with anything there, but I have a big chunk of my audience still there, so it's still part of my posting schedule.

that sounds like just plain old paranoia and fear mongering

let's talk about Ruby

Ruby like most programming languages doesn't support bare words, [undefined variable exception]

but if you define a particular method_missing, suddenly Ruby supports bare words. [ruby repeating what was typed]

Now this isn't deserving of wat. this actually shows just how awesome Ruby is. [Drummer_t-rex.jpg]

But if you actually do this then....

Wat

luckily, he has minimal influence over SpaceX, and only really provide high level direction. Same with Tesla.

Twitter, though... the turnaround time on his whims is staggering

audiences will rarely move from platform to platform. For content creators, we have to go to where our audience is, or provide an incentive to move elsewhere. That's the main reason why there hasn't been a decent competitor to YouTube, Twitter, nor Twitch. The audiences there are entrenched.

TOS had nonsense stardates. TNG actually had a loose formula based on the season and episode number.