A classic.
I could see it your way. My main gripe is it feels like saying the left side of my brain went to heaven while the right side stayed on earth.
I guess in some ways, this part of the debate mirrors the confusion of Worf post-Jadza and just the overall nature of afterlives in general.
You’re right. I gotta be going where my heart will take me.
I need to give those a harder listen. I do like how the Prodigy theme combines cinematic and TAS vibes. Also, I like how SNW riffs on the TOS theme.
Also, my "call" is indeed a tongue-in-cheek way to say I hope that Westlake can continue in Star Trek. Admittedly, I probably should have communicated that in a more precise, less melodramatic mode.
How far did you actually get into Prodigy?
I kind of disagree. I had a miserable experience with my 1st gen Go. The cameras were hard to set up and the power states were really buggy; after going to sleep a few times, the system (Debian Testing) would get unstable with weird graphical glitches and I'd have to reboot.
And it’s always a game of Chula with the Wadi. 😉
Like others have said, I just use two drives, and I can boot into Windows with GRUB.
However, these days, I just do a VM with GPU passthrough. (I installed a second graphics card in my PC just for this.)
I think our whole timeline spans from some Romulan plot about something involving handing a compilation of Federation history to some weird guy... What was his name? Gene Roddenberry?
My grandfather was Alaskan, you know...
And Elim Garak's the weird uncle.
Unfortunately, he died after being shot midair by Libyans while falling off a cliff into molten drip.