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Has Star Trek ever had a Klingon character that did not speak what ever the Federation is speaking? Only Klingon?

Higher Plants should probably go above Molluscs, but I agree with the rest.

Theory is that the human (and maybe other) brain creates a simulation of the world experienced through the senses and that 'you' interact with that. Everybody has their own simulation, no code to speak of. Drugs can 'hack' it by messing with the simulation and perception.

I have never tried to use AI to develop software, just looked at the output that sometimes shows up in google searches. Noises are starting to come from on-high about an AI 'push', so I may need to show some basic awareness. Any suggestions on how to get started or should I just ask the AI?

Looks like a rogue version of Grim Dawn, but I did not try the demo.

If developers have a solid game, I wish they to put one promo video and one here' how game play works video out.

I estimate that 60% of my phone use is for audiobooks while driving.

No, I think it is more a monkeys paw sort of thing.

The enemy of my enemy is not always my friend

I think they added walking on planets and inside stations at some point and the promo video I saw showed guns and combat, but I can't say what that is about.

I forgot all about Starfield. 'Skyrim in space' with mixed reviews in Steam and a 70$ price. Maybe if it gets down into the 20-25$ range.

Butt Magic?

Have you tried Elite Dangerous? I became tired of the time it would take to get to new stations and finally dropped it, but that is another space game.

My trick is to shout HIYA really loud when I open it. I did learn to warn people I am going to do this first, so they don’t drop a cheese plate and then chase you with a broom.