Senior Chief Petty Officer. Starfleet is in my blood, and I’ve spent my entire adult life in service to boldly going.

Keiko and Molly are my favorite humans, but Transporter Room 3 will always be my favorite.

Just don’t ask who what’s in the pattern buffer.

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Cake day: August 27th, 2024

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  • Based on my experience, having never used TT myself, but married to someone who does and friends with people who do…

    You DON’T really get different perspectives. In ANY of those platform styles.

    It’s literally designed to show you whatever you engage most with, and usually that’s “things that get you angry” regardless of who you are. For my wife, it’s “here’s how my family is shitty/aita” for some of my friends it’s “here’s how I was being misgendered/deadnamed/not accepted” and for some people I know, it’s “here’s a person who is not cis/white/christian/male existing in my general area”

    I guess you get the different perspectives if you know a wide variety of people who use it and don’t actually use it yourself?









  • Almost entirely fiction, a couple dozen a year. I’m currently rereading a book series with around 20 books, I think.

    Not considering audio books in the statistic is a little weird and comes off as attempted gatekeeping… If someone has taken the time to consume book media, it shouldn’t matter if it was listened to or not. My wife is dyslexic and listenes to quite a few audio books a year, but can only finish a couple print books.



  • Circadian? Is that like a clown circus act?

    My wife works nights and is mostly alone all night, so I try to stay up late so she has someone to talk to. Unfortunately I also have a shifting schedule that changes every week, so I can’t ever get into a sleeping pattern.

    Without fail and regardless of what time I went to sleep, every day between 630-7am I wake up. And if I’ve had more than 4 hours of total sleep, there’s 0 chance of me going back to sleep no matter how tired I feel.

    My body is a MACHINE. It’s BREAKING DOWN and things FALL OUT of it sometimes.




  • I used to hate when this happened to me. Someone reviving a post from ages ago to answer a question that I already found months/years ago.

    But hey, it could help someone else in the future if I didn’t go back and post the answer to my own question (spoiler alert: I didn’t) so now I just do what OP does and thank them for their time, move on with my day. Chuckle at the stupidity of my youth.

    Some people get angry about things like that. Just be chill, they probably didn’t notice how long ago it was posted.


  • The only celebrating I do is eating slightly more unhealthy, take the day off work unless it’s going to be a short day, and maybe look to see if any games in my “maybe if it’s on steep sale” list are on sale.

    That’s it.

    I don’t remind people, I dont expect anyone to remember, but it’s nice when they do.

    My excuse for missing people’s birthdays is I DO know the date… I just don’t know what the date today is. Sure I know my sister was born on the 12th, but that doesn’t matter if I think today is the 10th and it’s actually the 15th…

    So if I have that much problem, it wouldn’t be very chill to be upset with others for missing mine.




  • Miles O'Brien@startrek.websitetoMemes@lemmy.mlPatience is a virtue
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    1 month ago

    But stabbing your neighbor isn’t exactly something most people are willing to do.

    And any sort of attempt at organization leads to Alphabet Squad raids and whatever bullshit charges they feel like throwing at you after deciding you’re guilty of being a dirty commie/socialist/librul/not them.