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- Comment on Who's the MVP of the MPV's? 11 months ago:
To be fair, the Vulcans did find Sybok so disagreeable they excommunicated him.
- Comment on Who's the MVP of the MPV's? 11 months ago:
I haven't seen all of Discovery, Enterprise, or DS9 so I'm completely unqualified to participate in this, but I'll make a write-in vote for Original-flavor T'Pring. Biiiiiiiishhhhhhh
SNW T'Pring though, I love her. She's got actual depth and I can empathize with her.
Runner-up: TOS T'Pau. Stuck-up xenophobe, plus they gave her that dumb early modern English dialogue of thees and thous that was supposed to convey ancient wisdom or something but they conjugated it all wrong and it's annoying as hell
- Comment on Who's the MVP of the MPV's? 11 months ago:
I loved Valeris though. She was an important window into how Vulcan "logic" isn't a formal system of maths and proofs but a multiplicity of systems that each try to be internally consistent. I didn't agree with her conclusion, like I wasn't meant to, but I actually thought she was a very courageous person for acting on her own moral conviction.
- Comment on "Cowabunga" would make a great warp phrase 11 months ago:
Agreed, none of them would make a fantastic doctor. I was trying to think of what role Mikey could fill, and honestly I don't think he's grown up enough to be any kind of senior officer. Cowabunga, lower deckers!
- Comment on "Cowabunga" would make a great warp phrase 11 months ago:
This is weird and it's nonsense. Obviously Leonardo is the captain. First Officer would have to be Raphael, arguing with the captain's decisions then giving in. Donatello IS an engineer, so that's clearly his job. And that only leaves Michaelangelo to be the doctor. ...Don't get too injured, guys.
- Comment on This was inevitable. 11 months ago:
If you consent to it, it's ethical. It is not otherwise.
- Comment on This was inevitable. 11 months ago:
The episode did its job challenging viewers with the question, because people still argue about this today. But to me there's an actual, unambiguous answer: 4.823 seconds after transport autosequence initiation, when the emitter array completed the materialization cycle.
- Comment on Oh no. They lost contact with Voyager 1. You all know what this means! 11 months ago:
They've retired that one. Now it's "kindly" everything, sometimes wrapped in ridiculously floral language like "my beloved".
- Comment on This was inevitable. 11 months ago:
Moreover, Neelix and especially Tuvok as an enlisted Starfleet officer consented to the risk of death that comes with serving aboard a starship. And that's exactly what happened to them. Tuvix was never given the choice and was murdered for having had the bad fortune to be born aboard Voyager. So much for seeking out new life.
- Comment on BVG out here recommending the best 2FA Apps! 11 months ago:
Is there something wrong with 2FAS?
- Comment on My entire inheritance is a box 11 months ago:
Get the ones with sliding zippers. Some cables are thick enough to strain against the regular ones and pop them open.
- Comment on My entire inheritance is a box 11 months ago:
I put individual cables in ziploc bags now. They can't get tangled, and they're really easy to sort through.
- Comment on Coding Addiction: How Programming Affects Your Brain 11 months ago:
My brain goblins love refactoring. I love taking a rusty pile of shit and making it shine. I want to polish something old, or build something completely new. Adding features to existing code is the part I hate.
- Comment on There's an anomalous power signature in the neon FTL ramscoop. 11 months ago:
It would need a webring button or five, as well as an "under construction" gif.
- Comment on Is there no format that can't be Trek'd? 11 months ago:
I'm certain there'll be Tom and Will Riker self-cest out there, if that counts.
- Comment on Can someone open this pickle jar? 11 months ago:
Aren't you thinking of The Search for Spock? I don't remember any Klingons at all in ST2. Or do you mean that ST3 wouldn't have happened without ST2?
- Comment on Can someone open this pickle jar? 11 months ago:
taH Pagh taHbe'! That is the question.
- Comment on Can someone open this pickle jar? 11 months ago:
Undiscovered Country is my favorite TOS movie, even above The Wrath of Khan.
- Comment on Can someone open this pickle jar? 11 months ago:
For me it was really quick. S1E4, If the Stars Should Appear.
- Comment on Can someone open this pickle jar? 11 months ago:
- Comment on Can someone open this pickle jar? 11 months ago:
I'll defend Lower Decks and Strange New Worlds.
- Comment on Can someone open this pickle jar? 11 months ago:
Held up against Discovery or JJ's movies? Absolutely better. But I don't think it's defensible to say it surpasses ALL of Trek.
- Comment on Can someone open this pickle jar? 11 months ago:
I love the humor in it. Gordon and Lamarr racing to deliver some news was one of the funniest goddamn things I've ever seen (trying not to spoil it if someone wants to watch and hasn't yet). But that humor was a little too juvenile at the very start. My guess has been that the earlier stuff was for the benefit of funding. They expected Family Guy in Space, so he delivered it, for a handful of episodes, then took the show where it was supposed to be.
- Comment on Can someone open this pickle jar? 11 months ago:
I just got burned out on Moclan drama, and the Kaylon got a little too Star Wars for me.
- Comment on Can someone open this pickle jar? 11 months ago:
Tell me you didn't finish season 1 without...
- Comment on iPadd 11 months ago:
4:3 monitors were better than 16:9, objective fact, fight me
- Comment on Real quick question about the "break" 11 months ago:
I came up with a contrived example for the sake of illustration, and deliberately chose to use LINQ to build the enumerable because of how valuable it can be in filtering and ordering data. Where and TakeWhile alone can replace a whole lot of continues and breaks.
Your code does the same job as my first example, and it's simpler, and maybe that's more appropriate for the class.
- Comment on Real quick question about the "break" 11 months ago:
Fine:
var enumerable = Enumerable.Range(0, 100) .Where(i => i % 2 != 0) .TakeWhile(i => i < JUST_THE_WORST_NUMBER); foreach (int i in enumerable) { Console.WriteLine(i); }
- Comment on Real quick question about the "break" 11 months ago:
OP said ignoring the rule is an instant fail. They don't have that option.
- Comment on Real quick question about the "break" 11 months ago:
I suspect/hope she's not "against" using break and continue as much as trying to teach your brain to solve the type of problem at hand without relying on breaks.
Like this
const int JUST_THE_WORST_NUMBER = 13; for (int i = 0; i < 100; i++) { if (i % 2 == 0) continue; if (i >= JUST_THE_WORST_NUMBER) break; Console.WriteLine(i); }
could effectively be rewritten like this, which I think actually is clearer in a way:
const int JUST_THE_WORST_NUMBER = 13; foreach (int i in Enumerable.Range(0, 100).Where(i => i % 2 != 0).TakeWhile(i => i < JUST_THE_WORST_NUMBER)) { Console.WriteLine(i); }
Treat it as a thought exercise and just do it her way. Like someone else said, it's also good practice at unhappily conforming to your organization's standards and practices.