I have never experienced that in the various places in the US I have lived.
I have lived in an old building where the voltage could and would sometimes drop too much for modern electronics to handle. A power conditioner or UPS resolved that if you run into that particular problem.
I mean, yeah, but I grew up in the northeast. You get a power cut from storms, ice, winds taking branches down, etc. You would usually lose power for less than a day. This maybe happened once every couple years?
This was 30+ years ago for me now, but that kind of minor outage is almost unavoidable.
I'm not sure why Atlanta would have a harder time than upstate ny, but I am willing to believe you. Its just not been my experience anywhere I have lived (which has mostly been what you describe: above ground lines).
There is no other battle shown in Star Trek to rival the time given to the one in Khan.
Off the top of my head there are incidences of ships being behind moons, in weird places they wouldn't expect, etc. It's just not a) discussed nearly as much on screen or b} shown on screen.
When we do see big battles, they are in 3d - Wolf 359 comes to mind.
I think you are correct that Khan is explicit and gives it a lot of punch, but I would argue we shouldn't be too quick to say they almost never deal with 3d/zero g.
(who remembers Klingon's blood is pink?)
And there are LOTS of examples of other ships uncloaking in non aligned positions.
I like this "starfleet policy is to make a best guess and align up when approaching" - borg cube presents particular problems.
participation in the January 6, 2021, attack on the US Capitol.
These are actions, not thoughts.
I would hope you now take back what you have been saying because you have been arguing a staw man.
As a cishet white male who dislikes Voyager, I would absolutely have enjoyed a clueless straight Tom Paris trying to set gay Harry up.
Instead he turned into a fish and kidnapped Janeway to, and I will be very gracious to the writing staff here, have consensual offspring with her.
Why did I tell myself I needed to watch that show? Worst trek. 😢
Edit: Also, good on Kate Mulgrew for being way more Star Trek than most by advocating for inclusion. I do like Janeway.
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I will admit to not having lived in the south. Maybe things are that bad down there, based on what you're saying.
Where do you live that this is happening?
I ask because this hasn't been my experience ever in the US having lived in cities and states of various sizes.
I will believe there are problems some places in the US, but I would then ask: are you living in a similar area as you were in the EU in terms of population and income?
Thanks for this, one of the more interesting suggestions I have seen.
Can you elaborate a bit on your setup? As someone running Jellyfin, curious how you've configured everything.
I will die on the Enterprise theme song hill.
It's been a long way...
Nah, I like my community without the side of eternal suffering that so many religions like to threaten you with for varioua reasons.
I'd put my money on huge adoption of D&D in the utopian future before I put it on religion.