If there’s families and non-independent kids involved, a paternity test is just a way to set tje record straight, depending on how it’s handled, there could be no judgement. Remember that you know the truth, but others don’t, and you can always be sure of who is the mother, but not the father, and this is biological.
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Bobo The Great@startrek.websiteto Piracy: ꜱᴀɪʟ ᴛʜᴇ ʜɪɢʜ ꜱᴇᴀꜱ@lemmy.dbzer0.com•Crunchyroll Faces Cancelation: Why Anime Fans Are Choosing Piracy After Latest UpdateEnglish33·4 days agoThis is just weird. Why make these changes? Customers don’t want it, the company doesn’t profit and they actually lost money and reputation by doing this and not backtracking. Who is benefiting from this? It looks like a perfect lose-lose situation
You can have all the free time in the world, if you spend it all trying to have more, you don’t get to enjoy it.
Bobo The Great@startrek.websiteto Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Funniest Exhibit at the Smithsonian1·15 days agoI mean, it’s a gigantic million years old fossil, what can some touching do? It probably won’t even tip over
Everyone feels emotions. Emotional intelligence means being capable of recognizing your own emotions (or other people’s) and not let them rule you, but to let you rule them, so they can help you when necessary and not damage you.
Bobo The Great@startrek.websiteto Star Trek Social Club@startrek.website•Annotations for *Star Trek: Strange New Worlds* 3x08: “Four-and-a-Half Vulcans”English1·22 days agoAbout Pike’s hair, am I wrong or is vulcanian Pike’s hair even more erected than human Pike?
Bobo The Great@startrek.websiteto Star Trek Social Club@startrek.website•'Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' Producers Promise Season 4 Will Be BetterEnglish6·22 days agoYou are right, with 20+ episodes it’s easier to have a common theme while still being episodic enough to have episodes that don’t advance the plot but are either funny or explore some unrelated theme. 10 episodes season work for a serialized series (like discovery), but an episodic 10 episodes series is a hybrid of the two and more difficult to pull throught.
However, I still think they did a good job, the season was fun and enjoyable, and I don’t really care there’s no “big picture plot”. After all, this is not telling the voyage of a ship lost in the galaxy or a multi-year war with a foreign dominion, it’s a character build-up story that will eventually become the original series, it’s a prequel and doesn’t try to be anything else. Surely I enjoyed it more than galaxy-destroying-threat-of-the-year discovery.
Also, even if some more “experimental” episodes may be a little failed, I can surely appreciate the attempt and, even if more boring or over the top, at least they are memorable, si they have value.
Never seen boomer humor referencing furries, grindr and trans people. Usually it’s about bosses, mondays and taxes
Bobo The Great@startrek.websiteto Star Trek Social Club@startrek.website•Episode Discussion | Star Trek: Strange New Worlds | 3x10 "New Life and New Civilizations"English4·22 days agoThe entire episode, while enjoyable, was prettt rushed, if it was split in a two-parts season finale they would probably fit in more explaination scenes, like at least an aknowledgement from Batel and some more explaining/exploration of what she was.
Bobo The Great@startrek.websiteto Star Trek Social Club@startrek.website•Episode Discussion | Star Trek: Strange New Worlds | 3x10 "New Life and New Civilizations"English3·23 days agoThe villain is “evil itself”, I don’t really see a way to not make it one-dimensional, he is literally one thing only.
Bobo The Great@startrek.websiteto Star Trek Social Club@startrek.website•Episode Discussion | Star Trek: Strange New Worlds | 3x10 "New Life and New Civilizations"English5·22 days agoFrom what I get it, the fantasy/hallucination wss made by Batel for herself and Pike, because she knew they would never see again andshe (somehow, I guess that’s part of the Beholder superpower?) constructed a fake world so they could, in some way, live their life together. That’s why Pike didn’t suffer the accident, and that’s why Bayel thanks him on her deathbed and tells him to open the door. She got her life together with him, it was time to get back to reality and become the Guardian.
That’s also why the falling star happears in the planet, she told him she would follow everywhere in his heart, and a falling star happears (“here I am” she says in the fantasy life).
Bobo The Great@startrek.websiteto Star Trek Social Club@startrek.website•Episode Discussion | Star Trek: Strange New Worlds | 3x03 "Shuttle to Kenfori"English1·29 days agoBut by augmenting him, Bashir became a super genius, so it wasn’t just to “relieve him”, they went a lot further
Bobo The Great@startrek.websiteto Risa@startrek.website•My reaction when there's a new Star Trek show for pre-schoolersEnglish10·29 days ago“Energizing the romulan rubber ducky” is not something I expected to hear on a kid’s show
Bobo The Great@startrek.websiteto Linux@programming.dev•Linux Sees Fresh Fixes For PCMCIA PC Card Support In 202528·1 month agoProbably some guy working on legacy hardware found a bug, fixed it for work and while was there, pushed it.
Or you know, some other guy with a lot of free time dusted off some old cards and wanted to play with them.
Bobo The Great@startrek.websiteto Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Is it just me or is everything updating its TOS agreement right now?81·1 month agoI noticed discord and google doing it. Didn’t think much of it but maybe you are onto something
Bobo The Great@startrek.websiteto Technology@lemmy.world•Big Surprise—Nobody Wants 8K TVsEnglish17·1 month agoNot only the content doesn’t exist yet, it’s just not practical. Even now 4k broadcasting is rare and 4k streaming is now a premium (and not always with a good bitstream, which matters a lot more) when once was offered as a cost-free future, imagine 8k that would roughly quadruple the amount of data required to transmit it (and transmit speee is not linear, 4x the speed would probably be at least 8x the cost).
And I seriously think noone except the nerdiest of nerds would notice a difference between 4k and 8k.
Bobo The Great@startrek.websiteto TenForward: Where Every Vulcan Knows Your Name@lemmy.world•The Measure of a 🫳🎤5·1 month agoThat’s why I said “most humans”. If you take an average person, chances are they are unable to produce a song, if not replicate one they have heard. If that person is a musician, if they make an original song it’s likely similar in concept, execution and technique to other songs they have experienced (because human learning is largely, though not entirely, consumption of previous knowledge and retransformation). Only a minuscule minority of people would be able to produce truly novel music, with rules that are not and have never been used before.
Does it mean only a person that is exceptional in a field can be considered human and intelligent?
Don’t get me wrong, I’m not saying that LLM learn in the same ways as humans do (even if the principle is similar) and that there is any " intelligence" in what they make. But plenty of people enjoy AI gemerated content, sometimes without noticing (and AI generated songs are the most likely to be unidentified by the average persone in my opinion).
But the examples picked by the captain are objectively bad arguments to define intelligence and coscence, as we are being clearly demonstrated in these recent years. Current AI models are pretty darn good at transformative art, probably more than the average person, and that ok, just like a car is objectively faster than any person could possibly be, or a robotic arm is infitely more precise.
Bobo The Great@startrek.websiteto TenForward: Where Every Vulcan Knows Your Name@lemmy.world•The Measure of a 🫳🎤125·1 month agoThe irony is that nowadays, something that is universally considered non-human is able to do these things, arguably better than the average human.
Can you really call it winter below 20°?
Lucky he didn’t get a leaf transported in his brain