@toast

Well. The point of too many action films or series is that: Rules and moral are a luxury, you can't afford in times of crisis.

Star Trek has not really taken this stance, whilst making clear that making the right choice isn't necessarily the one with the desired outcome.

@astronaut_sloth

This is actually, how I understood it.

@ValueSubtracted

I wanted to watch the series again, anyway. It's been a time.

As I remember it, they left it rather ambiguous, which is the actual point.

If moral choices were easy, we wouldn't have to think about them too much.

Yes, the virus ended the war, but at what price?

@toast

I mean, in DS9, section 31 were clearly villains, right?

Not heroes in the shadow. This is what they told themselves in order to justify their shit.

@ThirdMoonOfPluto

@golli

Kurzfristig spart Open Source natürlich tatsächlich kein Geld, aber langfristig ohne Ende durch die Befreiung aus Abhängigkeit.

Allein: Wer in der Politik (oder auch in Unternehmen) will schon langfristig denken?

@caos

@reddig33

Same with reconfiguring space ships in flight. What a bs!

@BananaTrifleViolin

@Blaze

"Bound" is one of my absolute favourite films.

@EmpathicVagrant

Saru embodies the ideals of the Federation, as nobody else.

@bigfoot

@AbsoluteChicagoDog

This is actually true.

Discovery is far better than it is given credit for, but the endless useless speeches make you hate it.

@PoliticallyIncorrect

My all-time favourite is Kubuntu.

Installation and use is as easy as it gets.

@j4k3

@Sanctus

Killing tabs is mean and cruel!

However, even with 100s of them, you just need to jump into the address bar and type some letters of the tab's address and Firefox will offer you to switch to it.

@interdimensionalmeme

@ipkpjersi

Hello friend!

This is exactly my technique.

@Salix