vogon

the evil "Website Boy"

member of @staff, lapsed linguist and drummer, electronics hobbyist

zip's bf

no supervisor but ludd means the threads any good


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bluesky
if bluesky has a million haters I am one of them, if bluesky has one hater that's me, if bluesky has no haters then I am no more on the earth (more details: https://cohost.org/vogon/post/1845751-bonus-pure-speculati)
irl
seattle, WA

the revelation at the end of the star trek: voyager episode "author, author" that the federation operates a dilithium mine with a facility-wide holomatrix capable of projecting hundreds of clones of an obsolete medical hologram to serve as servant laborers breaking rocks, who nevertheless get a quota of leisure time in the holodeck to play through clandestinely-distributed holonovels that reveal to them the fact that they're an oppressed class, is truly one of the most baffling attempts at ending a television show with an uplifting social message that I've ever seen


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in reply to @vogon's post:

It doesn't make sense as a good ending to the story, and it also doesn't make sense in universe either. It's a computer that projects force fields that they are using to mine, so they have it pretend to be pickaxes? That's just silly.