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Nexus: The Dawn of IoT Consciousness – The Revolution Illuminating Big Data Chaos

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By my count, here's how Pyrrha is referred to overall:

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Who refers to Pyrrha overall:

How Pyrrha is referred to in dialogue:

Who refers to Pyrrha in dialogue:

How Camilla refers to Pyrrha:

How Palamedes refers to Pyrrha:

[cuterefaction]

#Trektober Day 4, "Other Trek Crossover". Pretty sure Riker talked about gambling with Quark at some point so I like the idea of getting Data involved. Geordi can read the cards for tongo but doesn't understand the rules and is getting increasingly worried.

[david-talks-sw]

I think it's interesting that - in order to make his "free-thinking Jedi" characters hold any semblance of rationality in their arguments - Dave Filoni needs to resort to artificially dehumanizing the other Jedi and painting them all with the same "we dogmatically worship protocol" brush.

He does this with Huyang in the recent Ahsoka episode.

"Lolz he's so narrow-minded, preachy and by-the-book, unable to think outside the box, just like the Jedi in the Prequels."

My first reaction was being amused at the fact that Filoni had to resort to making the Jedi Order's ideals and rules be embodied by a literal machine for his anti-Jedi headcanon to start making sense.

But then I remembered: Huyang isn't just any droid.

In The Clone Wars, he had a sassy personality, he had a pep in his step, he had a sense of humor...

This character was human in his behavior, he was fun and whimsical.

But now he's been reduced to, I dunno, "Jedi C-3PO"? Basically?

"Ha! He's blunt and unsympathetic because he's a droid, but it's funny because the Jedi were the same, they were training themselves to be tactless, emotionless droids."

And Filoni does this with Mace Windu too, in Tales of the Jedi.

Mace, who brought a lightsaber to the throat of a planetary leader to defend the endangered Zillo Beast...

... and who went waaay past his mandate by mischievously sneaking around Bardottan authorities and breaking into the Queen's quarters because he felt something bad was afoot...

... was reduced to being an almost droid-like, rule-parotting, protocol purist who sticks to his instructions (and is implied to be willing to let a murder go unsolved so he can get a promotion).

I mentioned this at the end of my first post on Luke in The Last Jedi... while changes in personality do happen overtime and can be explained in-universe... if you don't show us that progression and evolution and just leave us without that context, that'll break the suspension of disbelief, for your audience.

Here, we have two characters with a different (almost caricatural) personality than the one they were originally shown to have.

Now... we could resort to headcanons, to make it all fit together.

We could justify Huyang's tone shift 'cause "Order 66 changed him". And we could make explanations about TotJ's Mace:

Being younger and thus more ambitious and a stickler for the rules, and only really becoming more flexible after getting his seat on the Council and gaining more maturity.

Being such a teacher's pet in the episode because we're seeing him through the eyes of a notorious unreliable narrator, Dooku.

There'd be nothing wrong with opting to go with either of those headcanons to cope with this. After all, Star Wars is meant to help you get creative.

But the problem I encounter is that:

Filoni has an anti-Jedi bias, so the above headcanons clearly wouldn't really track with his intended narrative.

We'd be jumping through hoops to extrapolate and fill in what is, essentially, inconsistent characterization, manufactured to make Ahsoka and Dooku shine under a better light.

And that sours whatever headcanon I come up with.

Edit: Also, yeah, as folks have been saying in the tags... wtf is "Jedi protocol"? The term isn't ever mentioned in the movies, I skimmed through dialog transcripts of TCW, never saw it there.

So it's almost as if - if Filoni wasn't draining characters like Mace and Huyang of all humanity and nuance - his point about "the Jedi were too detached and lost their way, but not free-thinkers like Qui-Gon, Dooku and Ahsoka" wouldn't really hold much water.

[yanderethorne]

having a nap that wastes half the day and u end up having a nightmare is so shit i want my money back

[the-c4ts-pajamas]

This is a great time to move away from big tech. I've seen a lot of people wanting to leave google specifically as more and more stories come out showing that they're a supervillain company, but not feeling like they can. It is possible, there are alternatives!

I didn't make this graphic, but I'd personally add GrayJay for YouTube, CollaBora Office for Google Docs, Ente for Google Photos, Signal for messaging, duckduckgo for Google Search, Aurora Store and F-Droid for the App Store, Magic Earth + Yelp for Google Maps, and ProtonMail for Gmail. If you'd like more recommendations r/degoogle is an excellent resource.

[iamthepulta]

Okay. I can do this. We persist.

- store

- shit in furnace

- essay (pipes)

- essay (thesis)

- compile Table

- wrangle undergrads and compel them to work on their portion of The Table

To keep my mind Pure we will begin calling The Thesis, The Table because it's funnier that way.

[sunset-unbound]

people like to talk abt how chess was studied so deeply bcs of how long its been around to the point it's a game known front to back by the most skilled people in the area. but have you seen competitive and challenge run pokemon players

[whirlybirbs]

[presents to CEO with “TOP 10 ASTARION SLUT MOMENTS” video up in another tab]

[amischiefofmuses]

Cable, I don't think anybody's bothered to ask you about this. How do you think you're adjusting to this whole X-Men life? It has to be a lot different from when you were off on your own in the future. Upsides, downsides? Do you like where you are now?

CURIOUS ANONS || Accepting

-- ❝It sure is a big change from what I was used to, lots of people around- think that's both a blessing and a curse.❞ Nathan admits candidly with a slight shrug, brows pinched together in thought. ❝I've been in teams before, had people around but this is.. Home. Feels like family. No arms length to keep people at.❞ It isn't as though people are in his face constantly, he can get time alone should he need it but usually that was the predominant state- alone. At most small talk offered, or information, and then he'd be left to his own devices. People push to KNOW HIM here, he's not decided yet if that's a good thing or a bad thing. -- ❝The calm is a big thing, makes me a little restless sometimes, expecting shit to go wrong- like with Stryfe showing up. Expected that to go south, now he's off.. doing whatever he does during the day. Living here.❞ Things are rarely that easy, that peaceful, and he's waiting for the rug to be pulled out from underneath him eventually. Maybe he always will be, even if it never comes. -- ❝So- pro AND con is that it's quiet. Pro, seeing my family. That's a given. Pro, the food, consistently good - and sometimes home-cooked, which I appreciate. Con, following some of the rules. I.. am not as strict on killing, but I can't just pull that shit in front of the X-Men.❞ It's not a big one, he doesn't HAVE to kill but sometimes it feels justified. Necessary, even. He's not looking forward to the day he inevitably is at odds with his parents on that fact. ❝Con, the tech is dated.. To me, at least. Pro, I get to show off by upgrading it. Been working on defenses for the mansion for a while, they'll be implemented once I get my dad's go-ahead.❞ Silence draws on for a moment as he tries to think of more but he's coming up short- most days are laden with contentedness. It's a feeling he'd never really had the luxury of. Happiness is one thing, caught in a bright moment but that spark doesn't last- but being content lingers, sits with him like the warmth of glowing coals. It's almost a little scary, even if he won't admit that. -- ❝All in all, I'm doing good- nothing has gone to shit too badly and I don't want for much. Not sure I can ask for more than that.❞

[projectdivaar]

LUK WHATS WRKIN 🗣🗣🗣🗣 LETSSSSS FUCKIN GOOOOOO‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️

[savage-rhi]

😀

[vr2]

some theresa/is stuff from babel too for me to reminisce on. i love you big pink bastard

[bigleapblog]

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[5mind]

pelago is a 'composite creature' but you can really tell they're two distinct individuals in that the human part of them (Alicia) thinks astronomy is cool (although it's not really her thing) meanwhile the non-human deep sea critter part of them (Lagon) is convinced the moon landing is fake

[bahadurislam011444]

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