Are we the baddies ?
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Remember how Star Trek was brave enough to spotlight this issue way back in the 60's
Ubisoft closes Halifax studio, 71 employees affected
Ubisoft closes Halifax studio, 71 employees affected - Star Trek Website
Just after unionisation > In response to a question from CBC News, Leduc-Labelle said the restructuring exercise began “well before the start of the unionization process within the studio in June 2025.” Yeah and my ass is chicken
Summer of Sam (1999) ⭐ 6.7 | Crime, Drama, Romance
LA PHOTO DE PSPP ET L’OMNIPRÉSENCE DU BLANC QUI FAIT RAGER LES COUCOUS DE QS!
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Let's buy those shit
Let's buy those shit - Star Trek Website
cross-posted from: https://sopuli.xyz/post/38652375 [https://sopuli.xyz/post/38652375] > Pentagon Paid Lockheed Martin $1.7B Despite Half Of F-35 Fleet Grounded By Poor Maintenance | Defense Express > > > The inspection found that although half the required time F-35s couldn’t take to the air, and their maintenance didn’t meet requirements. Despite all this, the American defense department paid Lockheed Martin $1.7 billion for corresponding services. > > > At the same time, no corrections were made due to economic situation and existing problems. No additional checks were conducted on service execution status and readiness under contract terms, or availability of all necessary components. > > The F35 is the most expensive vaporwave artwork in human history by quite a large margin.
Orcas and dolphins caught on video collaborating to hunt salmon - Orcas listen to dolphin echolocation, dolphins feed on salmon scraps: new study
Orcas and dolphins caught on video collaborating to hunt salmon - Orcas listen to dolphin echolocation, dolphins feed on salmon scraps: new study - Star Trek Website
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/57367009 [https://lemmy.ca/post/57367009] > > Dolphins have often been considered “pesky critters” who steal fish from the orcas, according to Sarah Fortune, assistant professor of oceanography at Dalhousie University in Halifax and Canadian Wildlife Federation chair of large whale conservation. > > > > But that’s not what was happening — on deep, deep dives below, the dolphins and orcas were communicating.