“Apologies, captain, I seem to have reached an odd functional impasse. I am, uh, stuck.”
I die of embarrassment every time in this scene
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Via TNG Trekkie“Apologies, captain, I seem to have reached an odd functional impasse. I am, uh, stuck.”
I die of embarrassment every time in this scene
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Maybe he’s like a phone and it depends on how long he’s gone without a charge? OR maybe he upgraded from Nickel to Lithium batteries? #iknow #nerdlogic
Possibily. I know it took a LONG time for him to reboot, and then get his bearings in “Contagion”, but he’s up and about in very little time in “Time’s Arrow” and that’s when he got actually overloaded and needed to be fixed. And when he gets knocked out, he’s usually up pretty fast.
Meanwhile, in “Datalore” Lore boots up so fast and gets his bearings so well he knows enough to lie before they even realize he’s been powered on.
It just bugs me because I work with computers, I guess. (And sometimes even the same device takes longer to reboot than other times.) You can SEE Data do a Power-On Self-Test each time he switches on, but no one ever bothered to write down the Data Power-Up sequence.
Star Trek meme: four brotps → geordi/data
Just to remind everyone about these two.
Via ▲ Elementary, my dear Data. ▲
Artist: David Messina
This is from the Star Trek: Countdown bonus material. I never read that comic before the movie and I just got around to it when I found out it wasn’t just Nero, but several of the old TNG characters that interact with Spock before he goes back in time.
Sadly, only Data gets lines out of this crew. I would love to have read a lot more with this group.
You deliberately stopped me, Jim. I could have saved her. Do you know what you just did?
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