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Anson
@ansonkennedy@mastodon.social

"Your problem is you think too much," Episcopal priest explaining why I'm going to hell.

And now I'm here.

I firmly believe Star Trek V: The Final Frontier was an outstanding ST:TOS third season episode.

#Humanist. #Skeptic. #Nerd. #Engineer. Firm believer in the Oxford comma. And other things.

"Reducing employee satisfaction surveys for over thirty years."


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Anson
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Scene: The Living Room. My Wife in her recliner, me in mine.

Wife: [texts me link to an article about the Singularity]

Me: [texts Wife link to Wikipedia article about Roku's Basilisk]

Wife: [reads Wikipedia article]

Wife: You know, other people don't have interesting conversations like we do.

#AI #Singularity #RokusBasilisk #conversations

Anson
@ansonkennedy@mastodon.social

Few people remember the Bantam paperback that came out a few months after the Star Trek: Voyager episode "Tuvix" aired in 1996. "Tuvix Must Die!" purports to be written by Kathryn Janeway and is supposed to be her justification for splitting Tuvix back into Tuvok and Neelix. The actual author has never been identified (some speculate it was ghost-written by Gene Roddenberry).

#StarTrek #StarTrekVoyager #Tuvix #television #SciFi #fake

A mock-up of a book cover based on James Blish's "Spock Must Die!" It is red with a wide black stripe down the center. The following text is centered down the stripe: A STAR TREK BOOK [white text] TUVIX MUST DIE! [red text] BY KATHRYN JANEWAY [red text] "IT SEEMED LIKE THE THING TO DO AT THE TIME" [white text] THE USS VOYAGER'S CAPTAIN EXPLAINS HER CONTROVERSIAL DECISION [white text] Between the final two text sections is a monochrome image from the Voyager episode "Tuvix." It shows the transporter effect when Tuvix was separated into Tuvok and Neelix.
Anson
@ansonkennedy@mastodon.social

Scene: The Living Room. My Wife in her recliner, me in mine.

Wife: [texts me link to an article about the Singularity]

Me: [texts Wife link to Wikipedia article about Roku's Basilisk]

Wife: [reads Wikipedia article]

Wife: You know, other people don't have interesting conversations like we do.

#AI #Singularity #RokusBasilisk #conversations

Anson
@ansonkennedy@mastodon.social

Few people remember the Bantam paperback that came out a few months after the Star Trek: Voyager episode "Tuvix" aired in 1996. "Tuvix Must Die!" purports to be written by Kathryn Janeway and is supposed to be her justification for splitting Tuvix back into Tuvok and Neelix. The actual author has never been identified (some speculate it was ghost-written by Gene Roddenberry).

#StarTrek #StarTrekVoyager #Tuvix #television #SciFi #fake

A mock-up of a book cover based on James Blish's "Spock Must Die!" It is red with a wide black stripe down the center. The following text is centered down the stripe: A STAR TREK BOOK [white text] TUVIX MUST DIE! [red text] BY KATHRYN JANEWAY [red text] "IT SEEMED LIKE THE THING TO DO AT THE TIME" [white text] THE USS VOYAGER'S CAPTAIN EXPLAINS HER CONTROVERSIAL DECISION [white text] Between the final two text sections is a monochrome image from the Voyager episode "Tuvix." It shows the transporter effect when Tuvix was separated into Tuvok and Neelix.
Anson
@ansonkennedy@mastodon.social

Pinning this post to remind and shame me to write the follow up part 2 to my blog post "Reviving an Intel SDK-85 Serial Interface". Especially since I've been getting comments on it recently.

Part 2 will appear in January 2023. For real.

#Intel #make #SDK #VintageElectronics

https://ansonisms.com/2021/07/02/reviving-an-intel-sdk-85-serial-interface-part-1/