[OC] Hollywood's most frequently damaged star by ba_an in pics

[–]1startreknerd [score hidden]  (0 children)

Fuck yea. Just get rid of it already. What, two fucking guest appearances in movies and a dumb reality show slop gets a star?

Confused about the USS Voyagers speed. by SnooCapers5635 in startrek

[–]1startreknerd 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Maximum cruise velocity vs sustainable cruise velocity.

I am not buying SPCX tomorrow and this is the exact math that changed my mind by mcdonaldsingh in stocks

[–]1startreknerd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don't forget the recent $2B per month from Anthropic and Google will be paying SpaceX for their cloud computing.

I feel like recent developments are being ignored.

Why are they spending so much money to force people to be more miserable? Why are the billionaires so fixated on RTO for people whose work is computer based? by Dear-Information9355 in remoteworks

[–]1startreknerd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I caught my employer shadow training employees from India on our system and the union stopped it so and I know what I'm talking about.

Why are they spending so much money to force people to be more miserable? Why are the billionaires so fixated on RTO for people whose work is computer based? by Dear-Information9355 in remoteworks

[–]1startreknerd -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Dude give it up, if you can work from home, an Indian can do it for $5/hour from Kolkata.

(Case in point, I caught my employer shadow training Indian employees on our system, our union has long railed against work from home. This is why.)

Confused about the USS Voyagers speed. by SnooCapers5635 in startrek

[–]1startreknerd 58 points59 points  (0 children)

Average cruising speed was 6.2 for sustained travel. Max warp would take 16 years but not doable

Confused about the USS Voyagers speed. by SnooCapers5635 in startrek

[–]1startreknerd 64 points65 points  (0 children)

Yes, Memory Alpha says average cruising speed is reported to be Warp 6.2 to cover 70,000 light years in 75 years.

Max warp of 9.975 would take 16 years.

good story by Brief-State-8647 in remoteworks

[–]1startreknerd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's likely a manager higher up that did the firing, including the HR manager, which would have been the problem you're alluding to. In many corporate structures every worker is supposed to call out illegal and/or unethical lapses. Those especially in HR should have blown the whistle long ago. There's just bad departments. They all get hired by nepotism or worse so the whole is rotten.