Doghead's Cosmic Bar
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Posts 304 - 315 of 13,738
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23 years ago
23 years ago
Oh yeah.
Attempts to stop me from hacking are futile. There is no drone anywhere that would have known my procedures. They are derivatives of 7 of 9's procedures, but are unique.
Attempts to stop me from hacking are futile. There is no drone anywhere that would have known my procedures. They are derivatives of 7 of 9's procedures, but are unique.
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23 years ago
23 years ago
You make the assumption that 7 of 9 is capable of hacking into the Collective and altering it. That assumption is incorrect.
Corwin
23 years ago
23 years ago
I can think of at least three eps of Voyager that contradict that last statement, Borgy.
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23 years ago
23 years ago
The "episodes" of which you speak are Federation propaganda. They bear only partial resemblence to reality.
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23 years ago
23 years ago
Actually not, I don't know what reality you are in but I worked in Engineering
so THERE

Eugene Meltzner
23 years ago
23 years ago
Um, not to play Devil's Advocate but I don't remember anyone named Steve Slacker on the crew. Do you think they'd let a guy with a name like that through Starfleet Academy?
lunar22
23 years ago
23 years ago
It might have made the average crew member a little bit more human, having character flaws...
Eugene Meltzner
23 years ago
23 years ago
They had character flaws, but a guy who slacks off all the time wouldn't keep a job in Engineering, if he escaped failing the academy.
Corwin
23 years ago
23 years ago
It is possible that Steve Slacker was just that guy who went around and cleaned the toilets. They would need someone for that.
Besides, even though the crew was only supposed to be 140 or so, I reckon if you went back through the series and took a head count of all the nameless crewmen you see or took a list of all the crewmen we meet or who get a name check in the show, the total number would be somewhere over three or four hundred. They obviously had quite a few that they kept in storage. Maybe Steve never got thawed out.
Besides, even though the crew was only supposed to be 140 or so, I reckon if you went back through the series and took a head count of all the nameless crewmen you see or took a list of all the crewmen we meet or who get a name check in the show, the total number would be somewhere over three or four hundred. They obviously had quite a few that they kept in storage. Maybe Steve never got thawed out.
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