Found the source for the prints on those cheap TikTok-shop Star Trek deskmats..😵💫
Awesome stuff:
Found the source for the prints on those cheap TikTok-shop Star Trek deskmats..😵💫
Awesome stuff:
1987 hat Michael Okuda für Star Trek eine Bedienoberfläche entworfen, die über vier Serien und zwei Jahrzehnte konsistent blieb: LCARS.
Apple, Microsoft und Linux haben in derselben Zeit drei bis vier komplette Designsystem-Brüche hingelegt.
Über UI-Disziplin, fiktive Designsprachen und das, was wir aus der LCARS Designsprache heute noch lernen können.
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Powering down transport. Transporters off line, so I'll have to hoof it into the pub manually. Sigh.
I'm really starting to get extra appreciation for the voice of the computer in Star Trek.
It wasn't pretending to be anyone's friend. It doesn't even try to call itself an "assistant".
Just the facts-- actual facts, as from a calculator. Coolly straightforward, to the point. Pleasantly impersonal. Aloof. Not trying to manipulate anyone with mimicry of emotions it doesn't feel.
None of this cloying encouragement, the pocket sycophant ever so earnestly babytalking to a fragile ego, buttering us up with eager attentiveness, confidence, reassurance, and utterly unselfconscious lies.
No humanlike apologies-- even when it's telling you the self-destruct sequence is still active.
Unless you're in a holosuite and you specifically signed up for THAT kind of simulation, it's not going to try to lick your balls.
SO MUCH LESS CREEPY THAT WAY.
