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This week we talk about Star Trek Technology that we question. Holodecks, tool or terror? Transporters, was McCoy right??

After an eternity, we finally have something new to discuss from Strange New Worlds! Join the crew as they break down the season three teaser trailer!Holodecks? Murder mysteries? Gorn? We've got them all. Plus, what you're looking forward to most in the mailbag section and more on episode 230 of Strange New Pod!Send us a textSupport the show

In this episode of VR in Education, I sit down with Chris Madsen, Senior Sales Engineer at EngageXR and a longtime innovator in the immersive learning space. We explore how virtual reality is revolutionizing education—from creating powerful moments of presence and agency to designing full learning environments without a single line of code. Chris shares EngageXR's journey from its roots in education to its current role as a Swiss army knife for virtual collaboration. We discuss intuitive design tools, AI-driven avatars, cultural storytelling in VR, and new features like the Logitech MX Ink pen and the Drawpad system—game-changers for educators looking to enhance student interaction. Whether you're new to VR or already building virtual worlds, this episode offers insight, inspiration, and practical tips from one of the field's most respected voices.

Hey, it's Alex, coming to you fresh off another live recording of ThursdAI, and what an incredible one it's been! I was hoping that this week will be chill with the releases, because of NVIDIA's GTC conference, but no, the AI world doesn't stop, and if you blinked this week, you may have missed 2 or 10 major things that happened. From Mistral coming back to OSS with the amazing Mistral Small 3.1 (beating Gemma from last week!) to OpenAI dropping a new voice generation model, and 2! new whisper killer ASR models with a Breaking News during our live show (there's a reason we're called ThursdAI) which we watched together and then dissected with Kwindla, our amazing AI VOICE and real time expert. Not to mention that we also had dedicated breaking news from friend of the pod Joseph Nelson, that came on the show to announce a SOTA vision model from Roboflow + a new benchmark on which even the top VL models get around 6%! There's also a bunch of other OSS, a SOTA 3d model from Tencent and more! And last but not least, Yam is back

LADIES BE SCHEMING! Billups' mother has been trying to trick her son into losing his virginity so that he can leave Starfleet and take his place on his home world's throne. Meanwhile, a consultant contrives for the Cerritos crew to fail a series of tests to boost her status. Two very funny episodes for this month's animated spotlight, but will Bryan and Katie Hampton from Napping Through Happy Hour podcast TREK, MARRY, or KILL them?"I, Excretus" begins at (51:31).

In this episode we discuss narrative vs tactical gameplay. We also take a look at Adventures Edge and The Organised DM. In the lounge we discuss our ultimate gamehttps://www.adventuresedgerpg.com/https://www.etsy.com/shop/theorganizeddm/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jim and Michael continue the adventures of the U.S.S. Saratoga using Captain's Log Solo RPG. Picard-era. LARPing. Holodecks. Romulans. More Neelix. Ancient Egypt. Sentient Machines & More. Watch us roll up one doozy of an adventure! Watch and learn how to do a collaborative RPG! https://linktr.ee/studiotembo

Mit neuen Welten und Zukunftstechnologien kennt Dirk Koke sich aus. Grenzen und Beschränkungen hat er schon als Kind als Aufforderung gesehen, sich seine Welt selbst zu gestalten. Etwas realisieren, was als Vision in seinem Kopf existiert, ist seit jeher Dirks Triebwerk. Bei Jugend forscht hat er immer wieder Erfindungen eingereicht und die frühe persönliche Begegnung mit dem Computerpionier Heinz Nixdorf hat ihn nachhaltig geprägt. Den digitalen Tacho in seinem ersten Auto Anfang der 90er Jahre fand der TÜV damals noch gar nicht akzeptabel, heute ist Augmented Reality im Auto Standard, die erweiterte Realität insbesondere bei der Navigation nicht mehr wegzudenken. Zu Dirk Kokes aktuellen Visionen gehört die Realisierung eines ersten Holodecks: ein mit allen Sinnen erlebbares, virtuelles Abbild einer realen Raumsimulation. An Umsetzungsideen mangelt es ihm nicht.Wenn Dirk über Virtual und Augmented Reality spricht, die virtuelle und erweiterte Realität, springt die Begeisterung und Faszination sofort über. Die vielfältigen und spannenden Einsatzmöglichkeiten ab von Gaming und Computerspielen einem breiten Publikum vorzustellen und die Potentiale aufzuzeigen, ist Dirks Mission. Egal welcher Wirtschaftszweig, welche Branche oder welche Bildungs- oder Gesundheitseinrichtung, VR und AR halten gerade überall Einzug. Dirk berät und erläutert anschaulich, wie wir die Potentiale dieser Technologien für uns bestmöglich nutzen und in unseren privaten und geschäftlichen Alltag gewinnbringend integrieren. Und das mit Freude und Weitblick. Der Einsatz von VR und AR erscheint vielen noch beängstigend, Dirk holt die Skeptiker mit lebendigen Beispielen aus beiden Technologien ab. Er veranschaulicht, wie VR und AR uns viele Ängste nehmen können und uns experimentier- und kontaktfreudiger machen.Gerade in kleineren und mittelständischen Betrieben bietet der Einsatz von VR und AR großartige Möglichkeiten. Dirk Koke weiß, wovon er spricht, auch in seinem in Kürze erscheinenden ersten deutschsprachigen Fachmagazin für Virtual und Augmented Reality, berichtet er kurzweilig und informativ über die Möglichkeiten und Chancen, die diese neuen Technologien bieten. Mehr zu Dirk findest Du auch unter: https://expertenportal.com/dirk-koke Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Osama Bin Dumpin, Mario wonder, Breathe right strips and EDP455, Obama's gay lover, Princess Jane's AI movie and realaiconfessions, Macro-rizzanomics, The device that lets you watch Netflix in the car screen, Roblox dating app and their many other weird plans, Jimmy Fallon getting #metoo - ed and Strike Force Five, Weird Chicklet MGTOW guy, Being called a Redditor, SBF being a pdf-file in jail, Ukrainian soldiers are addicted to World of Tanks, China's Realistate gold dabloons, Buying a Chinese ghost city, Space lasers in Hawaii, Teleporting vs holodeck, Gooning in Holodecks, --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/brown-bricks/support

In dieser Episode von "4 unter Deck" spreche ich mit meinen Gästen Daniela, Boris und Tanja über die vierte Episode der dritten Staffel von Star Trek Lower Decks. Ich bedanke mich bei den Zuhörern für ihre Audiokommentare und Rückmeldungen. Wir sprechen über Steinwesen in Star Trek und teilen Neuigkeiten von der San Diego Comic Con. Wir diskutieren die Verfügbarkeit der vierten Staffel von Lower Decks auf den Streaming-Plattformen Prime und Paranormal Plus. Dann geht es um die Handlung der aktuellen Episode, in der die Ingenieure der Cerritos gezwungen sind, Urlaub zu nehmen. Wir sprechen über die Figuren und Szenen dieser Episode, einschließlich der Einführung von Guppy und der neuen Geige von Rutherford. Wir spekulieren auch über verschiedene mögliche Projekte und zukünftige Entwicklungen der Serie. Abschließend diskutieren wir die Motivation der Charaktere und ihre Reaktionen auf die Geschehnisse in der Episode. Wir sehen verschiedene Schiffe vor einem Planeten, darunter die DAF, ein andorianisches Schiff der Kumari-Klasse und andere. Wir sind uns unsicher zu welcher Schiffsklasse ein bestimmtes Schiff gehört. Wir stellen fest, dass niemand am Empfang zu sehen ist und mutmaßen, dass die Person bereits zum Empfang gegangen ist. Captain Freeman und Technikbeamte stehen zum Empfang bereit. Es gibt auch ein vierbeiniges Wesen namens Tauer zwischen Rutherford und Billups. Wir sind auf einem Schiff namens Toss unterwegs und erhalten eine Begrüßungslimonade und ein Armband zur Messung des Stresslevels. Wir erkunden das Schiff, besichtigen eine Welpenstation und einen Entspannungsraum mit Schlammbad. Wir spekulieren über die Auswahl der Passagiere und die verschiedenen Temperatureinstellungen des Schlamms. Wir treffen verschiedene Crewmitglieder und erkennen bekannte Charaktere aus früheren Staffeln. Wir gehen in einen Raum mit Zielübungen und sehen eine schematische Zeichnung einer Schaltung im Sand. Wir diskutieren die Optimierung des Antriebs der USS Cerritos und die Effizienzsteigerung um 0,5 Prozent. Es wird betont, dass es sich um ein selbstgesetztes Projekt handelt und keine Stress oder Zeitdruck damit verbunden sind. Wir erwähnen Wettbewerbe zwischen Schiffsklassen um den effizientesten Antrieb. Wir diskutieren darüber, dass Captain Freeman unglücklich darüber ist, dass die Crew arbeitet und nicht entspannt. Wir bemerken verschiedene Personen und Räume auf dem Schiff, darunter eine Massageliege und eine schematische Zeichnung einer Schaltung im Sand. Wir diskutieren die Gefahren des Holodecks und die Suche nach Intimität und Gefühlsaustausch. Wir entdecken eine Bank in einem Holodeckprogramm und beschließen einen Banküberfall. Wir diskutieren über die Schwerkraft auf dem Raumschiff und die Anpassung der Quartiere an individuelle Bedürfnisse. Wir finden einen Raum, der wie ein Sumpf aussieht und in dem eine Leiche liegt. Wir diskutieren die Funktionsweise der Dupler und das hydroponische System auf der Cerritos. Wir stellen fest, dass die Wurzeln der Dupler viel Platz benötigen und sehr lang werden können. In diesem Teil des Gesprächs geht es um eine Szene in einer Fernsehsendung oder einem Podcast. Ich erwähne, dass es einen hydroponischen Garten auf einem Raumschiff gibt, der von Blumenfans genutzt wird. Mariana findet das lustig. Es wird auch erwähnt, dass Kei-chan, ein Charakter im Garten, ein traditionelles tamarianisches Messer in der Hand hält und beinahe eine Blüte abgeschnitten hat. Die Moderatorin Boris erklärt, dass Kei-chan eine Metapher benutzt hat und eine alte Geschichte erzählt hat. Tanja fügt hinzu, dass die Charaktere währenddessen auf eine tamerianische Trifin-Wurzel stoßen und mit Lachgas konfrontiert werden. Boris beschreibt dann, wie die Charaktere aufgrund der Wirkung des Gases die Umgebung verzerrt sehen. Wir sprechen über lustige Situationen in der Szene, wie Bäumler, der aus dem "Labyrinth" entkommen will, und Mariner, die glaubt, in einem Ei zu sein. Tendi muss die anderen aus der Halluzination retten und erscheint dabei als sprechendes schmetterlingsartiges Wesen. Die Luft klärt sich wieder und alle kehren zur Normalität zurück. Mariner entschuldigt sich und Tendi entschuldigt sich dafür, dass sie sie hat "schlüpfen" lassen. Wir sprechen über die Konsistenz der Schwerelosigkeit und technischer Details. Wir sprechen auch über die Charaktere und ihre Reaktionen auf der Brücke des Raumschiffs. Wir erzählen uns Geschichten und haben Spaß zusammen. Wir sprechen über unsere Erfahrungen in den Jefferies-Röhren und lustige Konsolen. Schließlich feiern wir den Sieg und diskutieren über mögliche Zukunftsszenarien. Obwohl die Handlung etwas schwach ist, finden wir die Folge unterhaltsam. Boris erwähnt die schnell fortschreitende Charakterentwicklung und gibt der Folge nahezu volle Punktzahl. Tanja findet es interessant, wie unterschiedliche Räume dargestellt werden, obwohl es letztendlich keinen großen Unterschied macht. Daniela erklärt ihre Vermutung über die Nutzung von Hilfskorridoren und Wartungswege. Wir verabschieden uns von den Zuhörern und freuen uns auf das nächste Mal.

Recreation in TrekSpace exploration is great but everyone onboard a starship (or space station) needs a chance to relax. The trio asks - where can you get away from it all in space?They look at the countless facilities we've been shown on Federation starships, from holodecks to anbo-jyutsu and from gyms to springball. Which would you choose during your time off? And then there's the vacation spots of the galaxy. From Risa to the shore leave planet, where would you schedule an annual holiday?Sit back and relax as Trek's many places to chill are explored. Which is your favorite?This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3169638/advertisement

It's the event years in the making: a showdown between the top 32-ranked episodes the holobois have rated so far! We knew our first round would be a tough task, so TrekCulture's very own Seán Ferrick was gracious enough to join and break all our ties as we rated episodes head-to-head! This is a big one, but worth it as we depend on our listeners to vote on their choice for the round of 16! It's a giant battle of... THE HOLODECKS! Hosted by Marc Cooper, Darius Hamilton-Smith, Dylan Hamilton-Smith and Jan Lefrancois-Gijzen Computer Voice provided by Verona Blue Music by "b o d y l i n e" available on Bandcamp We're a fan podcast! You can help us keep the podcast running by donating at ko-fi.com/holodeck Join the Trek to the Holodeck Discord! https://discord.gg/YzxfCU5A

This week the EARTH STATION TREK crew is retreating to the Holodeck to talk about our favorite holodeck stories before reviewing “Ghost in the Machine,” this week’s episode of Star Trek: Prodigy! Earth Station Trek is a part of the ESO Podcast Network, Executive Producer Mike Faber. The post Rogue Holodecks and Ghost in the Machine – Earth Station Trek Episode Ninety-Eight appeared first on The ESO Network.

This week the EARTH STATION TREK crew is retreating to the Holodeck to talk about our favorite holodeck stories before reviewing "Ghost in the Machine," this week's episode of Star Trek: Prodigy! Earth Station Trek is a part of the ESO Podcast Network, Executive Producer Mike Faber.

This episode features an interview with Jonathan Beri, Founder & CEO of Golioth, a commercial IoT development platform built for scale. Previously, Jonathan was a Product Manager at Particle, Google/Nest, Magneto, and Myspace where he spent his time building IoT solutions.In this episode, Sam sits down with Jonathan to discuss the concept of digital twins, the future of IoT databases, and how to build a real holodeck.-------------------“I think about IoT when I started at Nest, we had some of the best engineers I've ever worked with. Starting from first principles, defining networking protocols, and introducing new specifications that became parts of the fabric of the internet. And fast forward 10 years later, a lot of that exists now as building blocks. Someone who's not a PhD with a lifetime and achievement award from the ITF can go actually design systems that are highly productive, integrated, and enabling. And that's where I get excited. And the through line I think is enabling teams of developers to really create more with their own bare hands. And the technology around it, that is that enabler.” – Jonathan Beri-------------------Episode Timestamps:(01:33): Jonathan's motivation for starting Golioth(08:59): The role of data in IoT(11:01): What is a digital twin and why does it matter?(17:12): The classes of problems Jonathan is trying to solve(20:35): The future of IoT databases in the next five years(31:04): What open source data means to Jonathan(32:24): Jonathan explains how to build a real holodeck(33:42): Jonathan's advice for those excited about industrial data-------------------Links:LinkedIn - Connect with JonathanTwitter - Follow JonathanVisit Jonathan's WebsiteLinkedIn - Connect with GoliothTwitter - Follow GoliothVisit Golioth

Der Weltraum - unendliche Weiten. Sternzeit 49791,7. Die Crew der Nebuchadnezar hat einen Krimi gelöst, mit ihren unsagbaren Fähigkeiten. Währenddessen gab es außerhalb des Holodecks einige Probleme, die sich nun aufklären werden oder auch nicht. Die eigentliche Aufgabe, das Ikonier Gate steht nun vor der Tür. Anwesend sind Cpt. Decker, gespielt von Simon, Neema Kyl, gespielt von Gregor, LoVok gespielt von Manu und 8 von 10, gespielt von Korn.   https://www.patreon.com/1W3Rollenspieler https://twitter.com/1Rollenspieler Tabletop Audio - Ambiences and Music for Tabletop Role Playing Games

The crew discusses their favorite holodeck episodes and question the ethics behind the programing.

A cinnamon-flavored episode is here, with the Lower Dorks hosts enjoying some Jack Daniels Cinnamon Spice Tennessee Fire while musing about Ransom's cinnamon-scented churro wife, amongst other elements of S3E4. 0:00 Intro and drink announcement 1:50 Plot synopsis 2:35 Writer credit 4:15 Goopy 5:11 Minooki, masks and ship transformations 9:02 New warp core animation? 9:52 Billups's breakdown and Shaxs besting Migleemo 11:07 Maquis!? 13:27 Space towels 14:28 New ships and edosians 18:42 Puppy torture room 19:45 Holodecks and Geordi hate 25:08 Swamp time, Doopler, hydroponics and Orion beatings 29:04 Deflector room spins 31:42 COME 32:47 Delta shifter details 33:26 Ransom's churros 35:18 Basic problem solving, Bold Boimler and everyone's demise 36:19 TNG's Lonely Among us sensor room 38:03 Advancements in relaxation engineering 38:51 Rutherford and his anger 39:57 Overall thoughts 40:56 Outro 

What did Starfleet improve on in the last 100 years? Ellie Littlechild presents the 10 Biggest Differences Between Kirk's Enterprise And Picard's... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kara, @caprica_1701 returns to join us. Worf's adoptive brother causes some trouble and the Prime Directive is right out the window. Holodecks for the win. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thenerdtrekpodcast/support

Kara, @caprica_1701 returns to join us. Worf's adoptive brother causes some trouble and the Prime Directive is right out the window. Holodecks for the win. 

In this episode I'm joined by John from Mercury Theatre Podcast to discuss his upcoming project Universe25 and how robots could change sex in the future. Holodecks are mentioned, two new words are learned, and greek statues are defiled. Mercury Theatre Podcast can be found at Instagram- mercurytheatrepodcast Twitter- @mercurypodcast Website- mercurytheatrepodcast.com Sources- https://www.reddit.com/r/replika/comments/kr8e36/seriously_i_need_help_how_do_i_stop_her_from/ https://www.startribune.com/ai-reboots-online-love-its-always-there-for-you/600093686/?refresh=true https://futureofsex.net/robots/ghosts-in-our-shells-what-anime-can-teach-us-about-the-future-of-sex/

Als ich im Jahr ‘91 im westfernsehfreien Dresden meine erste eigene Wohnung bezog, war verständlich die erste Installation die einer TV-Satelliten-Schüssel vorm Fenster. Diese empfing in den dreistelligen Kanälen oberhalb von Homeshopping und videover- und, perverserweise, audioentschlüsselten Softpornosendern den frei empfangbaren Ableger von Sky, BSkyB des bondbösewichten Rupert Murdoch. Dem war der ideologisch subversive Charakter des utopisch-kommunistischen Star-Trek-"The Next Generation"-Programms mit Captain Jean-Luc Picard durch die Zensur gerutscht, weshalb ich mir jeden Nachmittag auf diesem Sender eine Folge des Meisterwerks im Original ohne Untertitel geben konnte. Mein englisch war dank sozialistischer Sprachpädagogik knapp unterhalb von passabel, welches den Genuss der Space-Opera zu einem linguistisch interessanten Experiment machte: Die erzählten Stories begaben sich in einem  abgesteckten und überschaubaren Setting und das Vokabular war entsprechend limitiert. In diesem gab es jedoch unzählige Technologismen deren Bedeutung man nur durch Deduktion über ein paar Szenen hinweg entschlüsseln konnte. Deuteriumkammern, Holodecks und Warpkerne waren faszinierende Begriffe, die in bekannten Satzstrukturen, Subjekt, Prädikat, Objekt, eingebunden waren, deren Bedeutung man ahnte, aber eine ganze Weile nicht komplett durchstieg. Das erforderte Konzentration, aber da die Stories faszinierend waren, war mir das die Anstrengung und das kleine Vertigo wert, wenn immer man die Serie einschaltete und sich im Sprachdurcheinander zurechtfinden musste.Giwi Margwelaschwili, ein Deutscher Schriftsteller mit georgischen Wurzeln, it's complicated, macht ebenfalls einen Kapitän zum Haupthelden. Im ersten von sieben Bänden seiner Autobiographie (von denen jedoch erst zwei erschienen sind) heißt sein Picard “Wakusch” und er ist es sujetbedingt selbst. Nach den ersten paar Seiten im Buch und dem zweiten oder dritten WTF? bemerkte ich die kleine Anstrengung und das seltsames Vertigo aus den Neunzigern wieder, war aber schon so tief in der Story eines, wie ich durchaus mühevoll entzifferte, Kindes, geboren 1927 in Berlin und wie es sich im Aufstieg und Fall Nazideutschlands ebendort lebte. Was war passiert?Nun: “Kapitän Wakusch” ist eines der wenigen Bücher, die zu besprechen ohne dem Rezipienten wenigstens eine kleine Leseprobe an die Hand zu geben, wenig Sinn macht. Der erste Satz im Buch lautet:"Goglimogli ist mit Zucker angerührtes Eigelb, das die kleinen Wichte zu essen bekommen, damit sie groß und stark werden."Noch ist nichts Beunruhigendes passiert, auf dem halben Weg zum Pudding stehen geblieben, ist "Goglimogli" halt etwas, was man in Georgien isst, denkt man. Georgien vermutet man als Herkunft des Autors auch ohne Wikipedia zu konsultieren, überlange Namen mit vielen Ws, Schs und immer noch eine Silbe oder zwei mit I hinten dran. "Wicht" ist ein reizendes Wort für kleine Kinder, wir sind gespannt."Und es ist der Anfang aller wichtigen Geschichten, die ein Häuschen und eine Wartburg zum Gegenstand haben", geht es weiter.Man stutzt. Wartburg. Eisenach? Wikipedia hilft nicht wirklich, ein Strg-F in Giwi Margwelaschwilis Eintrag um nach "Eisenach" und "Wartburg" zu suchen, bleibt ergebnislos. Es folgt: "In den Goglimogli 27 ist - was jeden Altertumsforscher entzücken muß - aber auch der Goglimogli des ersten Jahrhunderts eingeträufelt."Das seltsame Vertigo beim Lesen stellt sich ein und man ahnt, dass das hier ein Werk ist, das mit ein paar Regeln bricht und so tun wir das auch mit einer eisernen falschgoldschen: "Lese nie über ein Kunstwerk vor dessen Konsumtion". Oder so ähnlich. Ich verabscheue Klappentexte, die Teaser von Netflix werden ignoriert, wenn jemand über ein Werk referiert, dass ich plane zu lesen, hören oder sehen, sing ich laut und schief "Lalala!". Bei “Kapitän Wakusch” jedoch guck ich kurz in Herausgeber Jörg Sundermeiers Einleitung und da mir erklärt wird, dass es um eine Autobiographie von Giwi Margwelaschwili geht, in ein paar Byte der Wikipedia. Und so wird der Grund für das Erfinden oder das immer recht clevere Umwidmen von Begriffen schnell klar. Während der erste Band von "Kapitän Wakusch" mit dem Untertitel "Deuxiland" die Jahre von Margwelaschwilis Geburt bis zum Jahr 1947 beschreibt, geht es im zweiten Band, ominös "Sachsenhäuschen" untertitelt, um seine Inhaftierung und anschließende Verbannung durch den sowjetischen Geheimdienst nach Georgien. Mit zwanzig Jahren findet sich Margwelaschwili also in einem Landesteil, dessen Sprache er kaum versteht, welches zu einem Staatenbund gehört, dessen Sprache er kaum spricht und deren Zensoren der Autor, aufgewachsen in Deutschland während des großen Vaterländischen Krieges, höchst suspekt ist. In Tbilisi sitzt ein angehender deutscher Schriftsteller ohne sich in dieser Sprache austauschen zu können unter permanenter Beobachtung. Da wird man schon ein wenig wunderlich und so lässt er seinem literarischen Schnellkochtopf nur sehr kontrolliert den Dampf ab und bemüht sich die Story zu erzählen, die da raus muss, ohne dass die Zensoren sie ihm wegnehmen. Denn Kopierer waren im Ostblock Verschlusssache - und dazu gehörte Blaupapier. Geschriebenes, welches die Zensur nicht besteht, ist für immer verloren. Das Resultat ist ein Kunstwerk an der Scheide von wunderbar und hässlich, es entscheidet die Tagesform. Nicht die des Schreibenden, das Werk ist, zumal ob der absurden Länge von allein 400 Seiten für die ersten zwanzig Lebensjahre, beeindruckend konsistent. Nein, es hängt enorm von meiner Bereitschaft ab, die Sprache "gut" zu finden, was für jedes gewöhnliche Stück Belletristik, einen Whodunnit, eine Space Opera oder "Harry Potter" ein klarer Daumen nach unten sein muss - aber "Kapitän Wakusch" ist etwas Anderes, ein Stück zwischen kreativ-poetischer Belletristik und Wittgensteinscher Sprachzerlegung zum Zwecke, die halbgebildeten Idioten von der sowjetischen Zensur mit ihrem nемецко-русский словарь in den Wahnsinn zu treiben. Man sieht sie vor sich, wie sie Goglimogli im Wörterbuch nicht finden und zu wenig deutsch sprechen um "zu fühlen", dass Goglimogli für Ideologien und deren Konsequenzen stehen, für das Bewusstsein des Selbst und alles was man im Kopf ist. Und dabei gibt Margwelaschwili doch eine Menge Hinweise. Er nummeriert sie doch so reizend. Goglimogli 17. Goglimogli 27. Goglimogli 37. Ja, man muss unterscheiden zwischen dem, der 27 an die Macht gekommen ist und dem der 27 geboren ist, Herr Zensor, das muss man im Gefühl haben.Dann googlen die Dixieland und ahnen, dass damit nicht nur die Musik gemeint sein kann, denn es gibt rechtes und linkes Dixieland. Merken sie, dass das linke Dixieland sich nicht geografisch verortet sondern ideologisch? Dass man im rechten Dixieland den Charleston tanzt, aber nicht den Boston? Und führen Dixiebahnen dorthin während man in seiner Burg wartet?Das alles kann eine Tortur sein zu lesen und es kann ein genialer Mindfuck sein. Es ist an den besten aller Tage ein permanentes Bilderrätsel, welches einen durch ein Berlin der Dreißiger führt, welches, hinter dem Schleier der Wortbildungen seltsam konkret erscheint. Wie der Kunsttext eine erhöhte Aufmerksamkeit und Bereitschaft zur Phantasie bedingt, gibt er der Lesenden Schwung sich ein kleines Kopfkino zu befüllen, zusammengesetzt aus den Bildern der eigenen Jugend in der Hauptstadt, ein paar Film- und Fernsehfunkschnipseln und abstrakten Vorstellungen über die Dreißiger Jahre ist man, Tagesform vorausgesetzt, enorm drin in einem Berlin in dem sich die Normalität einer Kindheit inmitten von Veränderungen abspielt, die wir alle faktisch kennen, uns aber nur schwer ausmalen können. An schlechten Tagen jedoch, an denen ich erschöpft in den Ohrensessel sinke und nur noch “Inspector Barnaby” schauen möchte, darf ich "Kapitän Wakusch" nicht in die Hand nehmen. Mich ekelt es vor Goglimogli, "Was für ein blödes Wort!" poltert der innere Monolog, "Schreib richtiges Deutsch!" befiehlt der ewige Nazi im Deutschen Literaturkritiker. Deshalb bin ich erst auf Seite Hundert von Vierhundert im ersten Band und fühle mich ulyssisch, fürchte, die hoffentlich alle noch im Verbrecher Verlag erscheinenden Bände, in diesem Tempo im Leben nicht mehr zu schaffen. Was egozentrischer Scheiß ist, denn Margwelaschwili hat nicht für mich geschrieben, sondern für sich und ist also niemandem etwas schuldig. Solcherlei Literatur kann gut gelingen und schlecht, leichte Literatur ist es fast nie. Für mich ist es große Kunst, die ihren Platz findet zwischen der vielen kleinen, einfach lesbaren und sie dabei weit und breit überragt.In der nächsten Episode bespricht Anne Findeisen “Was das Leben kostet”, ein Buch von Deborah Levy. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit lobundverriss.substack.com

For this week's fun facts episode, Kristen delves into the life of wonderfully defiant Sarah Bernhardt, while Karla continues her descent into pandemic madness during a conversation about holodecks. Enjoy!

Phil asks if writing a book is the closest thing we'll get to a Holodeck. Then the discussion gets real dark.   Show Notes: What is a Holodeck? Holodeck addiction (episode and reference) Neural pathways and addiction Attractive nuisance doctrine (you can be held liable for people trespassing into your property)   K Sera's after thoughts: - Oof, I hate to say this but… I agree with Micah? Video games are closer to a holodeck than reading or even writing a book.  - And boy this went dark fast. - While I don't really buy the slippery slope argument, because I do think there are some distinct lines that can be drawn on the subject of sexual morality (probably), I can see where allowing access to certain items that are not in and of themselves harmful could lead to acts of harm. Some kinks are ‘weird' or ‘gross' or not for everyone, but not harmful if you take the right precautions. What one, two or more consenting adults do by themselves or with each other in the privacy of their own home is really no one else's business. Unrelated people can stay the heck out of it. The line after that should not be crossed. Do not pass go, do not collect $200. - Holodecks sound super fun, though! As a personal preference, I'd rather be the observer, not the protagonist. In general I would rather read a book or watch a movie than play a video game. Unless it's Stardew Valley. Best. Game. Ever.   Phil's after thoughts: -So after re-listening to this episode, I want to make it very clear that I SUPPORT GAY MARRIAGE! I was trying to use a “mock-conservative” voice but it fell flat. Also, GAY MARRIAGE IS NOT YUCKY! -I love how Micah destroys my argument in less than five seconds. Well done sir. -Finally, I think Lucid dreaming is the closest thing we can get to a Holodeck, and unfortunately I only thought of this while I was uploading this episode! -Sorry for the dark episode, I tried to keep it light but I couldn't help myself bringing terrible examples and comments. There's always next year!

Time to take a close look at the ethical and consent implications of using someone else's likeness in your holodeck fantasy, as well as broader issues of holographic sex, privacy, labor rights and censorship. HOSTS Grace Aliza Jarrah Sarah EDITOR Andi Send us your feedback! Email: crew@womenatwarp.com Twitter/Instagram: @womenatwarp Facebook: http://facebook.com/womenatwarp Support the Show on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/womenatwarp Visit our TeePublic Store: https://www.teepublic.com/stores/womenatwarp For more Roddenberry Podcasts, visit http://podcasts.roddenberry.com And don't forget to subscribe to the Roddenberry Podcasts Master Feed, wherever you get your podcasts.

Time to take a close look at the ethical and consent implications of using someone else's likeness in your holodeck fantasy, as well as broader issues of holographic sex, privacy, labor rights and censorship. HOSTS Grace Aliza Jarrah Sarah EDITOR Andi Send us your feedback! Email: crew@womenatwarp.com Twitter/Instagram: @womenatwarp Facebook: http://facebook.com/womenatwarp Support the Show on Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/womenatwarp Visit our TeePublic Store: https://www.teepublic.com/stores/womenatwarp For more Roddenberry Podcasts, visit http://podcasts.roddenberry.com And don't forget to subscribe to the Roddenberry Podcasts Master Feed, wherever you get your podcasts.

We all find out together how much Peter hates fun as we review "Body and Soul", a fun, breezy rom-com of an episode that one half of this duo just can't bring himself to like. One thing we do agree on? Tom Paris is the dirtiest pimp in the Delta Quadrant!

The sanctum of the simulacral, the vestibule of verisimilitude, convection of co-implicated technologies and tool of the Imaginaut and the Gazetteer of the Galaxy - it's the Holodeck!  Step right up and take trip to the tech, talk, and trivia with your very own Locutors of Decks!Featuring: A premiere edition of Debate 9!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/locutorsoftrek)

In this inspiring episode of The Unmistakable Creative, we are joined by author, speaker and familiar guest, Steven Kotler. Steven talks about peak performance and introduces us to the topic of exponential growth as we prepare to take a dive into the unknown yet not-so-distant future of exponential technology. Join us for a glimpse into the future, where concepts like augmented reality, interactive VR and real-life Holodecks will become everyday commodities.Steven Kotler is a New York Times bestselling author of multiple books including Last Tango in Cyberspace which you can get your hands on over at Amazon.comMore of what Steven's about as well as a library of resources and content can be found on his website, www.StevenKotler.comListener TribeWe have our own private social network for listeners of the Unmistakable Creative podcast. You can meet other listeners, discuss episodes, and engage with the creative community! Just visit https://the-unmistakable-creative-podcast.mn.co/ to sign up. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Das sind wohl die besten Abende: Gemeinsam in der Kneipe versacken und die wirklich wichtigen Fragen des Lebens zu besprechen. Zum Beispiel, wie denn das Geschäftsmodell eines Weltraumaufzuges aussieht, wie ein Traditionsschnaps die Welt erobert, was passieren würde, wenn wir Brain-Interfaces bei Tieren einsetzen oder wie wir endlich Microsoft und Google gleichzeitig durch den Einsatz eines transportablen Holodecks vom Thron stoßen würden. In Ermangelung einer Kneipe, haben wir das dann einfach in unserem kleinen Podcast gemacht. Viel Spaß!

It's time for that cargo ship lifestyle, where the food sucks, the warp drive is slow, but the football really flies, and there's plenty of time to increase the crew size! Hey, the Naussicans just showed up, OH! But the Enterprise is here to help, which is wonderful, but don't ask about the meatloaf! -Brought to you by Section 31- 00:00 Episode 63 00:30 Our very own Vulcan Ambassador, T'Pan 01:20 Tribbles gone wild? 03:00 Support us! Patreon.com/starfleetunderground 04:00 News! - Warp Drive on the way? 05:30 Hamster Power! 06:15 Star Trek's Book of Grudge 07:25 March 26th Leonard Nimoy Day in Boston 07:30 Mr. Spock's Little Book of Mindfulness - https://www.amazon.com/dp/1858759536/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_ZWXJYMNC63BM6XWYY7XN 08:40 Miles O'Brien? https://trekmovie.com/2021/03/19/colm-meaney-explains-what-it-would-take-for-him-to-appear-in-star-trek-picard/ 10:30 Wondercon at home - https://www.comic-con.org/wca/2020/wonderconhome 11:35 Star Trek: Enterprise Season 1 - "Fortunate Son" 11:45 Teaser: Slo-mo Pig Skin 12:00 Directed by LeVar Burton 12:30 Tossing conversation 13:00 Space Truckers 14:00 Cargo Bay? Nah, we call it a Cargo Module 15:15 Act I - "No Good Deeds Go Unpunished" 15:45 Visitors? Nah, we're busy, go away! 16:15 Starfleet: the Highway Patrol for Cargo ships? 19:15 Long Road? Never heard of it. 19:50 "Nothing" to do in-between ports 20:15 No Netflix on the ship? Oh hell no! 21:00 Cargo Ship Babies? 21:30 If the Naussicans are knocking... 22:30 Perhaps you should meditate? 23:00 Cook ice cream? (((Red Alert))) 24:20 Act II - "Surprise!" 25:15 How Military People Act 25:30 Daring to find dirt 27:10 Life as a Boomer 28:00 Warping Speeds 29:00 Going off-Grid 30:00 Mystery Meals vs Food on Enterprise (except the meatloaf) 30:50 Abandon your family lately? 31:30 What happened to the Horizon? 31:50 Dude's a Buzzkill 32:25 Holodeck on the mind? 33:00 Points of view and Family Legacy 34:00 Alternative Lifestyles 34:30 Bring on the DOTS! 35:00 T'Pol's great with the kids! 36:40 Play is important 37:10 Getting Played - It's a TRAP! 37:40 Phlox can get down 38:00 I was expecting this 39:30 Irrational Behavior 40:00 How to serve Revenge 40:30 Act III - "The Rabbit and the Tortoise" 42:30 Other ideas vs Inflict Damage! 43:30 Perhaps...RAMMING SPEED!!! 44:00 Blinded by Revenge 44:15 We've got to save them 44:45 Human code of behavior? 46:00 Honorable Shale 46:30 Who fired first? And why? 48:00 Ejecting your pod 48:30 Protecting yourself 49:00 Torturing for truth? Bad idea. 49:45 Why Poker is important? I'll never tell. 50:10 Fucking Pokerface lyrics 52:00 Act IV - "Oops!" 52:12 Enterprise finally finds someone with less firepower! 52:46 They don't really have Holodecks, do they? 53:40 Shots!Shots!Shots!Shots!Shots!Shots! 54:00 Substitute a Juice! Perhaps a warrior's drink! 55:00 We don't got this! Run! 55:15 They were shooting exactly like Stormtroopers! 56:00 Starfleet Crew vs Cargo Crew 56:30 The sound of a bullet missing 57:00 The real cargo Captain 57:30 Come on Archer, Have a drink with me! 57:50 Alternate Ending? The Plant wins! 59:00 Grizzled and Caring vs Inexperience 1:00:00 Young and Dumb 1:00:45 The bigger picture 1:01:00 Travis is a cool dude 1:01:20 Think you're doing the right thing? Hitler... 1:01:45 Getting along with the neighbor 1:02:00 Mugger's wallet 1:02:20 Prison Pocket? 1:02:30 Run the ship vs. lead the ship 1:03:13 Go Getter 1:03:20 Have a Coffee Thermos? Just a few 1:04:00 Get that to go! 1:04:50 Next Week: Star Trek: Enterprise Season 1 - "Cold Front" 1:06:00 Appearance on Geek Authority on YouTube? Thanks for listening! Now on Patreon! patreon.com/starfleetunderground Email: thecollective@starfleetunderground.com Website: starfleetunderground.com Twitter: twitter.com/StarfleetUnderG Instagram: instagram.com/starfleetunderground Facebook: facebook.com/starfleetunderground YouTube: www.youtube.com/Qtsy16 #StarTrekEnterprise #StarTrek #Archer #Firepower #Naussicans #Pokerface #Revenge Explicit

In this episode we tackle another mainstay of Treknology, the holodeck. We argue over what a holodeck is even for, and agree that the holodeck kinda sucks as a plot device. Our conclusion: TNG holodeck episodes are some of the worst in the bunch, and Voyager for once comes out on top for interesting explorations of the technology. Tangents include: us processing the inauguration; nazis as bad guys in popular media; Emmanuel's car troubles.

Star Trek confirms holodecks on the newly-refit Discovery-A; Picard actor Evan Evagora affirms a January start for filming season 2; and this week in Star Trek history. Support Daily Star Trek News on Patreon: https://patreon.com/dailystartreknews Subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Google Podcasts For more great Star Trek podcasts: https://podcasts.roddenberry.com Website: https://www.dailystartreknews.com Email: info@dailystartreknews.com Twitter and Instagram: @dailytreknews

Star Trek confirms holodecks on the newly-refit Discovery-A; Picard actor Evan Evagora affirms a January start for filming season 2; and this week in Star Trek history. Support Daily Star Trek News on Patreon: https://patreon.com/dailystartreknews Subscribe on Apple Podcasts or Google Podcasts For more great Star Trek podcasts: https://podcasts.roddenberry.com Website: https://www.dailystartreknews.com Email: info@dailystartreknews.com Twitter and Instagram: @dailytreknews

Season 2 of The TV Yearbook we focus on early 90's sci-fi shows and of course we start with the grand daddy of them all.  However the episodes we cover today don't have much to do with phasers, the Borg or Holodecks. Instead we dive deep into the heart of the show.  If you love repressed sexual tension, then this is the series for you. According to popular opinion on the internet:The best episode of this series is season 5 episode 25: The Inner Light While the worst is season 7 episode 14: Sub Rosa

I delve into 4 or 5 topics in this audiojournal entry. 1) What I would do to compete against Oculus 2) My ideas for haptic holograms and holodecks 3) How yelling (especially at kids) is an act of violence as the fight/flee/freeze reflex 4) How change is the natural flow ow the universe, and diversity allows us to ensure we are undergoing mental change and growth. 5) The collapse of America, which I didn't get to, but you can find an article about it here: “The Economy is Self-Destructing” by umair haque https://link.medium.com/0GJPORRjd9

Comedian Chris Gethard shares how failure can lead you to happiness. Plus, rapper Shad Kabango on his Peabody award-winning Netflix docu-series, “Hip-Hop Evolution.” And, media professor Janet Murray on the boundless frontier of digital narratives.

”Is this the real life? Is this just fantasy?” Det är dags att prata om Holodecks! Vi diskuterar dessa, egentligen svinfarliga, rum som konstant strular men ändå finns på nästan varje Federations-skepp. Inte helt oväntat nämner vi ärkeholomissbrukaren Barclay en hel del. Vi kommer även in på nyheter inom Trek-världen. Lower Decks kommer redan i augusti, Discovery säsong 3 i oktober och Strange New World ryktas också vara på ingång! Vilka av dessa tre är ni mest peppa inför? Vad tycker ni om Holodecks? Hade ni vågat använda en och vad hade ni kört för program? Vi tycker alltid det är kul att höra från er! Släng iväg ett mail till oss på podtrekpod@gmail.com! Vi finns även på instagram och facebook!

Den MIXED.de-Podcast gibt es bei Soundcloud, Spotify, iTunes, in der Google Podcast-App oder als RSS-Feed. Mehr Infos und alle Folgen: mixed.de/podcast Bitte unterstütze unsere Arbeit mit einem Werbefrei-Abo für die Seite: mixed.de/abo Oder einem Einkauf über unseren Amazon-Link (ohne Aufpreis für Dich): amzn.to/2Ytw5CN mit einem deaktivierten Werbeblocker oder einer positiven Bewertung bei iTunes, Spotify und Co. Danke! OpenXR verbreitet sich Der Programmierschnittstellenstandard OpenXR wird laut des Betreiberkonsortiums bei XR-Herstellern und -Plattformanbietern beliebter. Auch Facebooks Oculus implementiert OpenXR. Mit Unreal-Entwicklerprofi Robin Hasenbach sprechen wir über die Vor- und Nachteile des Standards und wie er der Industrie helfen kann. Mehr: https://mixed.de/openxr-rasche-umsetzung-seitens-der-industrie/ Oculus‘ Next-Gen-VR „fast fertig“ Mit Oculus Quest bedient Facebook derzeit den (vermuteten) VR-Massenmarkt. Aber dass ein neues Highend-Gerät für den PC nicht ausgeschlossen ist, zeigt ein Vortrag eines Facebook-Forschers auf einer wissenschaftlichen Fachkonferenz: Er bezeichnet Oculus‘ Highend-Prototyp Half Dome für den PC als "fast fertig". Was genau bedeutet "fast fertig" – und warum ist mehr und bessere Technik noch immer ein so wichtiges Thema bei VR-Brillen? Mehr: https://mixed.de/next-gen-vr-brille-von-oculus-fast-fertig/ Roomality: Holodeck oder Displayfantasie? Das irische Start-up Roomality Limited arbeitet an einem 3D-System, das virtuelle Welten am Bildschirm ohne Brille erlebbar machen soll. Mit Blick in die Zukunft könnte aus der Technologie eine Art Holodeck werden – glaubt das Startup. Christian sieht das anders. Mehr: https://mixed.de/3d-ki-system-roomality-in-drei-phasen-zum-holodeck/

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The Doctor and Starfleet Boy join me to talk about the limitless possibilities of the holodecks use in Star Trek.

Live from the Bunker! Gaben, The Matrix & Holodecks; Free & On Sale Games for Isolation Sanity; GameStop Fail Subscribe on YouTube to catch the podcast live ► https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMWKb-id2icjihQdTL0btuw?sub_confirmation=1 JOIN THE LEAGUE! - Join our Discord community ► https://discord.gg/WDQJTJw - Become a Member ► https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMWKb-id2icjihQdTL0btuw/join - Become a Patron ► https://www.patreon.com/TheTripleSLeague Augmented Reality is a video game news, gaming fan & nerd info podcast. Each week, we take a critical and humorous look at the latest in gaming news, technology and nerdy pop culture stuff. See our full video library (game guides, comedy, reviews & more) on YouTube! Podcast theme music: Hellcat (NCS Release - https://youtu.be/JSY6vBPunpY) by Desmeon (http://www.youtube.com/iamdesmeon)

What is the future of assessment? How big a part will technology play? And what headway is already being made? Craig Barton speaks to Ben Stafford, AQA’s head of assessment design, and head of research and development Ruth Johnson about the strategies that might be considered for future exams. Dimitrios Georgalis is a maths teacher at Leeds City College, and Darren Coogan is curriculum Lead for GCSE Maths at Peterborough Regional College, they tell Craig how they use innovative technologies in the classroom.

David and Scott talk about The Joker, Thanksgiving Gluttony, Disneys Frozen, Watchmen, Streaming Services, Jennifer Aniston, Silicon Valley, Holodecks and the cancer of content creation.

Trek Tech Economic Destruction. Fans often speculate about the nature of the 24th century economy and society - but what would happen today? The trio looks at the various bits of Trek technology and how it would affect society if it was introduced today. How would phasers change things? Would transporters make cars obsolete? Would there be a gaming industry if we had Holodecks? Let us know what you think!

In this inspiring episode of The Unmistakable Creative, we are joined by author, speaker and familiar guest, Steven Kotler. Steven talks about peak performance and introduces us to the topic of exponential growth as we prepare to take a dive into the unknown yet not-so-distant future of exponential technology. Join us for a glimpse into the future, where concepts like augmented reality, interactive VR and real-life Holodecks will become everyday commodities.Steven Kotler is a New York Times bestselling author of multiple books including Last Tango in Cyberspace which you can get your hands on over at Amazon.comMore of what Steven's about as well as a library of resources and content can be found on his website, www.StevenKotler.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-unmistakable-creative-podcast.

In this inspiring episode of The Unmistakable Creative, we are joined by author, speaker and familiar guest, Steven Kotler. Steven talks about peak performance and introduces us to the topic of exponential growth as we prepare to take a dive into the unknown yet not-so-distant future of exponential technology. Join us for a glimpse into the future, where concepts like augmented reality, interactive VR and real-life Holodecks will become everyday commodities.Steven Kotler is a New York Times bestselling author of multiple books including Last Tango in Cyberspace which you can get your hands on over at Amazon.comMore of what Steven's about as well as a library of resources and content can be found on his website, www.StevenKotler.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Rob, Dave and Neil once again return to the world of Star Trek to discuss more about the Holodecks.

Josh, Shawn, and Casey discuss the kickoff of Star Wars Celebration 2020 planning, E3 Jedi Fallen order news, Las Vegas Licensing Expo releases, Disney+ and Hulu, Bryce Dallas Howard on the Mandalorian Tech, Galaxy's Edge and Batuu Lingo, and Finally a featured listener feedback question about Holdo and her Maneuver…. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talkingsithpod/support

Wir reden über die Europawahl, ihre ersten Ergebnisse und unsere Meinungen dazu. Dann machen wir uns Gedanken darum, wie man Demokratie moderner und jünger machen könnte. Um nicht nur über Politik zu sprechen, zwingen wir uns dann, über was anderes zu reden, und wandern über "The Big Bang Theory" und andere Serien zum Teaser zu "Star Trek: Picard", diskutieren über Holodecks und Toiletten und bewundern dann, dass bei Psycho zum ersten Mal eine spülende Toilette im Film zu sehen war.

Join Rob, Dave and special Trekspert, Neil as they conclude their discussion about Star Trek's Holodecks and how they would effect a society in today's world, and what they would like to use them for.

Join Rob, Dave and special Trekspert, Neil as they talk about the technology from Star Trek, where people escape the life on a starship for relaxing entertainment on the Holodecks. How does it work? What would we today use it for and would it be bad.

Host, Nintenjoe boldly goes to the final frontier to discuss our varied experiences with a little franchise called Star Trek! Holodecks, phaser settings and controversial kisses abound on this star studded episode of the Retro Ridoctopus cephalopodcast!A bit later on, we ask your all time favorite Sci-Fi show or movie (that's not Start Trek or Star Wars) for this week's "Octoponder THIS". And to close out the episode, Boss Rush Mode gives you a little peek behind the curtain for a little something we call the "GROSS FUCK FOOD HACK"!----------------------------------------Retro Ridoctopus is:• Boss Rush Mode (watch)• Parasite Steve (read)• 8-Bit Alchemy (listen)• Nintenjoe (subscribe)----------------------------------------All original heavy metal music by Enchanted Exile.Listen to their sophomore album "Bloodwork Scriptorium" right now!

Skyscrapers History. The industrialization at scale of steel. The state of things. Future heights. Arcologies. Vertical cities Hong Kong’s real estate problem. Urban verticality and resource efficiency. Living in coffin pods and sharing utilities. Holodeck IRL holodeck technology. Projecting images for multiple . Your own personal Dyson display cloud. Frickin lasers directly in your eyes. CastAR. Skyscraper materials technology Sand as a rubbish base for huge buildings. Building deep foundations in the desert. Wooden skyscrapers!? Sand in concrete and sand shortages. Varieties of sand. Engineered sand. Fire Fire suppression! Overheated air and air pressure for aircraft. Elevators Elevator cable lengths and limits. Maglev elevators. High-speed elevators. PORK CHOP SANDWICHES Support the show!

Recorded on June 12th, we celebrate James Halliday's birthday in the best we know how by covering chapter 0005! Join Albert, Billy, and Instagram's _readyplayerone_, Morgan Marshall!  News From the Front Lines!  Happy 46th Birthday, James Halliday!   Ready Player Morgan  Morgan shares her experience and testimony of the Ready Player One novel.  Indiana Jones and the Holy Grail (1989) Memories of its release Favorite moments or quotes? Where does Holy Grail rank among the other Indy films?  The Star Wars connection  Gary Gygax (1938 –2008), Richard Garriott (1961), and Bill Gates (1955)  Halliday's shared qualities and traits Garriott and the Ultima series of games Windows or Mac? DOB: 06/12/1972 Dungeons and Dragons Players Handbook (Early to mid 80's) Did you or do you play tabletop games?  What edition was Halliday likely playing?   Welcome to Chthonia! Steve Jobs (1955 – 2011) and Steve Wozniak (1950)  Prototype for Halliday and Og John Lennon (1940 – 1980) and Paul McCartney (1942)  Favorite song from either?  Favorite Beatles album?  TRS-80 (Color Computer 2) (1983 – 1986)  vs Commodore 64 (1982 – 1994) vs Atari 800XL (1983 – 1985) vs Apple IIe (1977 – 1994)  First computers Did you ever do any program or nah? Baggies, Jacuzzis, Frisbees, Band-Aids, Superglue, Kleenex, Hula Hoops, and Scotch Tape!  Gregarious Games  Timeline of events Halliday's profile and personality Lamborghini Countach (1974 – 1990) vs DeLorean (1981 – 1983)  Lambo or DeLorean Pipe dreams or "what would you do with a billion dollars right now?" Lambo's and their influence on pop culture DeLorean's and their influence on pop culture. The Cline Brothers and Back to the Future   Star Wars Action Figures (1978)  Who collects or collected Star Wars action figures?  YUS! Barbies!  Other figures and collectibles GG Rebranded as Gregarious Simulations Systems and the OASIS (2012)  MMO's and their limitations  Anyone can be anyone  The visor and haptic gloves  OASIS Reality Engine or "open source reality"  “The OASIS was an online utopia, a holodeck for the home.”  Holodecks and variants in pop culture  Revenue Strategy (.25 one time setup fee, "surreal estate", virtual objects, and fuel costs)  Love, relationships, and the "reality" of it all Hosts Albert "Sergeant Pepper" Padilla Billy "Junior" Alewine Morgan "Catfish" Marshall https://www.instagram.com/_readyplayerone_/    Like, follow, and support the show here:   Instagram: @TheBasementRPO  Twitter: @TheBasementRPO  Facebook: /TheBasementRPO  Patreon:patreon.com/TheBasementRPO  TeePublic:http://tee.pub/lic/mjtTM-nrguo   

Get ready for the wildest, sexiest, and most scientific episode of The Basement to date! (NOTE: We had to cut out the wild and sexy so you're left with science) Albert is joined by Astronautical Engineer and host of the Legends of SHIELD and Starling Tribune podcasts, Stargate "SP" Pioneer!  Ready Player SP SP share's his experience with the novel and the movie Charles Dickens (1812 – 1870)  Favorite Dickens novel or story?  More on Holodecks (1974 – Present) As a plot device and storytelling Star Trek origins Current state of technology King Tut (1332 – 1323)  Curse of the Pharaohs: Fact or Fiction? We talk victims – how many reallydied? Future exploration of the great pyramids Fantastic Voyage (1966)   Is this a fantastically “old” movie? Special or practical effects How much liquid do ears really have??? The CMDF: Combined Miniature Defense Force You can never have enough sugar Jupiter, Io, Europa, and the Great Red spot or A Reason To Talk About 2001 Series Jupiter and the Great Red Spot Gone in 631,152,000 Seconds! Moons upon moons! US lunar landings and origins 2001 and 2010 movies The science of Clarke HAL and IBM Clarke and Kubrick movie cameos Europa and the existence of life elsewhere UFOs, TIE Fighters, NASA Space Shuttles, and Vipers  The Rebel Alliance of 1992 Lots of other vehicles that SHOULD be in the OASIS someday including: The Starship Enterpriseand The Thunderhawkfrom M.A.S.K. The Challengerdisaster of 1986 The Teacher in Space Project Christa McAuliffe and Barbara Radding Morgan Ontologically Anthropocentric Sensory Immersive Simulation (OASIS)  Which came first:  the name or the acronym?  The definition of an acronym: Ontologically - a branch of metaphysics concerned with the nature and relations of being Anthropocentric - considering human beings as the most significant entity of the universe  Sensory - of or relating to sensation or senses   Immersive - providing, involving, or characterized by deep absorption or immersion in something Simulation - the act or process of simulating 10.8 billion kilometers is a LOT! No, wait, it's not… Zones upon zones! A Spelljammer reference! An Aladdin reference! Virtual Worlds  Worlds upon Worlds! World that stood out Worlds we would add Rubik's Cube  Best way to solve it: TAKE. IT. APART. 200 million cubes by 1983 2x2's, 3x3's, Pyraminx, and snakes, oh my! Fastest 3x3 solvers and times Rubik, The Amazing Cube! What is or who was Menudo? Hint: They're not from Mexico!  The hardships of Wade (no money, no experience), the great recession, and final thoughts on Chapter 0004. Hosts: Albert “Menudo” Padilla Prince SP! Fabulous he! gonnageek.com The Starling Tribune Legends of S.H.I.E.L.D. Better Podcasting Like us, follow us, pay us here: Instagram: @TheBasementRPO Twitter: @TheBasementRPO Facebook: /TheBasementRPO Patreon: patreon.com/TheBasementRPO TeePublic: http://tee.pub/lic/mjtTM-nrguo  

*** Please excuse the sound issue this week, we have been experiencing some technical difficulties but everything should be back to normal for the next episode!*** In this Episode we talk Star Trek with Rara Imler. Rara is a stand up comedian, writer, artist, Nerdlanta Co-Host and Star Trek Fan! Follow Rara at @islandgoth on Twitter! Check out MADSA here: https://www.dsa-atlanta.org/   And remember follow us and like us on @Sci_Fi2K

What is the future of video games? Virtual reality? Holodecks? We are on the cusp of a new era of play. We talk about technology and its effect on us with THE ALLIANCE OF UNITED GAMERS. Is obsessive gaming a mental health concern? Will Melissa ever get over her pinball addiction? Join us and find out. Brought to you by Dr. Dave Klein and Stages of Life @ suffernomore.com or 407-679-3337

Happy New Year from the Northern Miner team and welcome to 2018! Let's take a look at mining and metals to start a new year. (5:21) We're kicking it off with an action-packed episode focused on one of our favourite emergent themes in mining: innovation and technology! Matt sits down with Goldcorp's (TSX: G; NYSE: GG) vice-president technology Luis Canepari, and Finger Food Studios' director of business affairs and operations Graham Cunliffe. We're talking machine learning, virtual reality, and the Internet of Things! (9:07) Luis outlines Goldcorp's approach to research and development, and explains the benefits of forcing cutting-edge internet technology partnerships. The company is investing in exciting advances such as artificial intelligence (AI) to improve exploration potential, remotely-monitored autonomous equipment and machinery, and augmented-reality holographic displays. Graham discusses the practical applications of AI, machine learning, and virtual reality in the mining space. He also digs into some of the successes, and challenges, that come with partnering with established, large-scale industrial businesses. Meanwhile, Lesley ventures down the mathematical rabbit hole with TriStar Gold vice-president (TSXV: TSG; US-OTC: TSGZF) Mo Srivastava, who is an industry-leading geologist and geostatistician. (39:45) They chat about the application of geostatistics in the industry, and what platforms and processes are available to explorers. Don't miss the conversation on Novo Resources' (TSXV: NVO; US-OTC: NSRPF) Karratha gold project in Western Australia and Barkerville Gold Mines (TSXV: BGM; US-OTC BGMZF) Cow Mountain property in British Columbia! Finally, the Northern Miner is proud to welcome our inaugural weekly sponsor of the Mining Minute: McEwen Mining (TSX: MUX; NYSE: MUX). Chairman and chief owner Rob McEwen joins us to chat about the company. (35:11) Articles referenced: In-depth interview: Barrick's Dushnisky and Goldcorp's Garofalo on gold mining's future: http://www.northernminer.com/people-in-mining/depth-interview-barricks-dushnisky-goldcorps-garofalo-gold-minings-future/1003787114/ Novo shares tumble on sampling woes at Purdy's Reward: http://www.northernminer.com/news/novo-shares-tumble-sampling-woes-purdys-reward/1003791713/ Barkerville sees long-term potential in Cariboo Gold: http://www.northernminer.com/news/barkerville-sees-long-term-potential-b-c-s-cariboo-gold-district/1003785318/ Nevada green-lights McEwen Mining's Gold Bar: http://www.northernminer.com/news/mcewen-mining-start-building-gold-bar-nevada/1003791264/ Video: Progressive Mine Forum 2017: www.northernminer.com/news/progressi…am/1003790631/ BMO's Hamilton on industrial and commodity outlook: http://www.northernminer.com/news/bmos-hamilton-industrial-commodity-outlook/1003792601/ Music Credits: "OctoBlues" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ "AcidJazz" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ "Isolated" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Gedankenverschmelzung, Holodecks, ein mysteriöser Nebel, Sarek, Amanda Grayson, die Enterprise: Die sechste Folge von "Star Trek: Discovery" mit dem schönen Titel "Lethe" (wie wird das noch mal ausgesprochen) ist voll von Star-Trek-Anspielungen. Aber kann die Folge auch überzeugen? Hört hier die Einschätzung von Andreas Dohm (@grischaromen) und Sebastian Sonntag (@dersonntag). Den Podcast der Mikrodilettanten findet ihr hier: http://viertausendhertz.de/mikrodilettanten/ Wir freuen uns natürlich sehr über Feedback (und Fixsterne bei Itunes!). Besucht uns daher auf: www.discoverypanel.de oder auf unseren Twitter-Seiten: @paneldiscovery @grischaromen (Andreas) @dersonntag (Sebastian) auf Facebook unter: www.facebook.com/DiscoveryPodcast Oder schreibt uns unter: info@discoverypanel.de

The grand-pappy of The Geek Show Podcast Network returns for another blast of news and geeky conversation. This week we take a look at the title for the new Han Solo film, A member of Blink 182's quest for space aliens, police hover-bikes, and a brand new Stranger Things game. After that, Andy and Rob talk about the future of Virtual Reality - which obviously means a lot of talk about Red Dwarf and Holodecks. You'd think we were obsessed or something ... If you like this show or any of the others on the network - share us with your fellow geeky friends. Alternatively, support us on Patreon @ patreon.com/thegeekshow #Podcast #Anime #Cartoons #Comics #Manga #Movies #Films #VideoGames #VR #Blink182 #News #Science #Netflix #LordOfTheRings #StarTrek #RedDwarf #StrangerThings #BoardGames #Television #TV #CardGames #4Panel #Youtube #CinemaEclectica #Keyframe #TheGeekShow #Technology

It may say "Star Trek Beyond" in the title, but we go waaaaay beyond in this one with our guest Mark E. Deardorff of www.ScienceViaMarkets.com. In fact, for nearly 2 hours we talk about science-fiction in general, authors, warp-theory, energy mass, holodecks, replicators, Einstein, and more. We get side-tracked quite a bit on this one and don't give as much of a movie synopsis/analysis like our normal fare - so for those interested in that, here is the marketing slick for the movie and the trailer: A surprise attack in outer space forces the Enterprise to crash-land on a mysterious world. The assault came from Krall (Idris Elba), a lizard-like dictator who derives his energy by sucking the life out of his victims. Krall needs an ancient and valuable artifact that's aboard the badly damaged starship. Left stranded in a rugged wilderness, Kirk (Chris Pine), Spock (Zachary Quinto) and the rest of the crew must now battle a deadly alien race while trying to find a way off their hostile planet. For more of our guest's work, look for him on this site, or visit his site: http://scienceviamarket.com For show notes and more, please visit: www.actualanarchy.com/21

Will Stape Interview. The Original Series was a very provocative series for its time often pushing the envelope in many categories. In this episode of Standard Orbit, Will Stape joins us to discuss the portrayal of love, relationships and sexuality in TOS as examined in his recent book, "Star Trek Sex: Analyzing the Most Sexually Charged Episodes of the Original Series." Will is also one of a select few freelance writers who sold scripts to The Next Generation and Deep Space Nine back in the days of Star Trek's open script submission policy. He shares the inspiration and production stories behind his episodes Homeward and Prophet Motive! Host Zach Moore Guest Will Stape Feature Welcome to Standard Orbit! (00:01:08) Will Stape, Star Trek Fan (00:03:25) Will Stape, Howard Stern Fan (00:05:43)  Star Trek Sex (00:10:01) In The 24th Century... (00:27:13) Homeward (00:30:07) Prophet Motive (00:33:35) No Previews (00:35:49) Holodecks (00:41:15) More Star Trek Sex? (00:43:53) Final Thoughts (00:45:28) Previously on Trek.fm (00:45:15) Thank You for Listening to Standard Orbit (00:47:27)   Production Zach Moore (Editor and Producer)  Ken Tripp (Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Ken Tripp (Executive Producer) Renee Roberts (Associate Producer) Norman C. Lao (Associate Producer) Aaron Harvey (Associate Producer) Nicolas Anastassiou (Associate Producer) Tim Robertson (Associate Producer) Richard Marquez (Associate Producer) Richard Marquez (Production Manager) Brandon-Shea Mutala (Patreon Manager)

Star Trek Tech. Currently in the 21st century, the doubling of computer processing speed every 18 months, known as Moore's Law, is just one manifestation of the greater trend that all technological change occurs at an exponential rate. If we continue at with this same growth rate, we just might realize some of the amazing technology found in the 24th century such as androids, replicators, and interstellar travel. In this episode of Earl Grey, hosts Richard Marquez, Amy Nelson, and Lee Hutchison discuss the imaginative technology used on Star Trek. Science and technology are making tremendous gains in the fields of energy, neuroscience, genetics, and nanotechnology which only feeds the fire for every geek's fandom. We debate whether some of Star Trek's greatest technological fiction could actually be possible. Chapters Introduction (00:00:40) Viewscreen (00:03:33) Combadge (00:06:42) Transporter (00:09:10) Skynet (00:13:45) Lt. Marquez (00:22:42) Holodecks (00:27:23) Video Calls (00:35:35) Tractor Beams (00:39:46) Closing (00:54:10) Hosts Richard Marquez, Amy Nelson, and Lee Hutchison Production Richard Marquez (Editor) Lee Hutchison (Producer) Amy Nelson (Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Ken Tripp (Executive Producer) Norman C. Lao (Associate Producer) Michael E. Hueter (Associate Producer) Justin Oser (Associate Producer) Richard Marquez (Production Manager) Brandon-Shea Mutala (Patreon Manager)

It's our final episode before the gang goes traveling for the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday. We talk about iFixit's MacBook Pro teardown, disagree about Star Wars Clue, and discuss how holodecks works in the fiction of Star Trek. Plus, a packed moment of science!

It's our final episode before the gang goes traveling for the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday. We talk about iFixit's MacBook Pro teardown, disagree about Star Wars Clue, and discuss how holodecks works in the fiction of Star Trek. Plus, a packed moment of science!

Phil and Brendo continue their discussion of future alternative fuel sources as well as answer a whole bunch of reader mail.  They also discuss the Marmaduke Brick Project, living in a world with Holodecks and food replicators, a Denver Fat Alert, cheese sauce, creepy closet talk, L.A. Podcast Festival, and lots more.  Thanks for listening […]

Phil and Brendo continue their discussion of future alternative fuel sources as well as answer a whole bunch of reader mail.  They also discuss the Marmaduke Brick Project, living in a world with Holodecks and food replicators, a Denver Fat Alert, cheese sauce, creepy closet talk, L.A. Podcast Festival, and lots more.  Thanks for listening […]

Matter Energy We're back from our summer hiatus! In today's episode we discuss everything Transporters to Holodecks and we might even throw in a quiz! Download now for free via SoundCloud or ITunes http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Transporter http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Replicator http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Holodeck http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Holotechnology

Pat from the “Filmcast Without a Cause” podcast joins us to talk about the Binars, Holodecks, and Riker’s mental problems. Episode Quality: Fun, Neat Sci-Fi Ideas, Slightly Cheesy Episode Rating: Newbie Friendly (3/3 yes vote) Hear more from Pat @ http://www.filmcastwithoutacause.com/

Pat from the “Filmcast Without a Cause” podcast joins us to talk about the Binars, Holodecks, and Riker’s mental problems. Episode Quality: Fun, Neat Sci-Fi Ideas, Slightly Cheesy Episode Rating: Newbie Friendly (3/3 yes vote) Hear more from Pat @ http://www.filmcastwithoutacause.com/

Jim Ward and Bill Culhane discuss some of the latest in procurement news. Latest on FI$Cal. Government IT data and infrastructure under attack. Mass notification and alert industry on the rise. Crazy bids, including a request for a holodeck!The procurement landscape is changing in a huge way in California with implementation of FI$Cal. Get the latest on eProcurement in California.Governments continue to battle back against cyber attacks and hackers. In addition, the mass notification and alert industry is growing exponentially. Crazy bids! Beam me up governments! A bid request for a holodeck. All that and more, a lot more.

On this episode we explore the world of Augmented Reality and try to work out how it would work with entertainment media. Join us as we ask if AR commercials would convince you to watch a movie or buy a product, would people play an AR game in the real world, and wonder if we will ever get Holodecks. www.thegeekshow.co.uk

News ‘Fast & Furious’ Director Justin Lin set as director for ‘Star Trek 3′ Collectibles Star Trek ice cube tray fun Ten Forward: Chris on Twitter: What are you most tired of seeing on Trek: Transporters malfunction, Holodecks go haywire or time travel mishap? Star Trek in pop culture: Treasure Planet. Disney 2002 (Clip: 00:17) Episode insight: VOY, Drone Character insight - Christmas Subspace communications Ken P.

Excelsior! This week, Whitney and Mark are joined by Susana Polo, founder of The Mary Sue, and can't resist talking about the nerdiest things they can think of. Hobbits! Holodecks! Woodland creatures armed with tiny swords! Plus: what fanfiction taught us about sex, and what LARPing taught us about fashion! A THING SUSANA HASN'T SEEN: Gotham. A THING WHITNEY HASN'T SEEN: The Rankin-Bass Lord of the Rings. A THING MARK HASN'T SEEN: Fan Fiction.

Dammit Brad, the name is Lobot! Anyways, Josh wasn't able to make this week's episode due to a sudden arm injury (don't ask questions) so our intrepid team decided to discuss how we're currently living in the future. Seriously, have you seen the amazing tech that's been popping up as of late: hoverboards, solar highways, robotic prostitutes...well maybe not that last one yet. Our team takes a look at all of this, plus makes predictions on the future.

Today on Constantly Calibrating Josh has a chat with Jordan Williams, founder of Captured Dimensions. Captured Dimensions specializes in high-quality 3D capturing technology. For more information on them beyond this interview, make sure to check out the Tingle Pot on the website posting. In addition to the interview we discuss the announcement of Assassin's Creed Rogue as well as GameStop's changes to their used games policy.

  Touchscreen that morphs itself: http://www.newscientist.com/blogs/onepercent/2012/06/morphing-touchscreen-lets-you.html Projection technology: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mystic_Manor Prototype this episode: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1310479/ Real-life holodeck: http://www.kurzweilai.net/a-real-life-holodeck-in-10-years Holography: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holography Astral Projection: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astral_projection Pepper's Ghost: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pepper's_ghost  

Comics and TV News. Host Greg Harbin and Observation Lounge news editor Kathryn Brihan are joined by Trek.fm’s Drew Stewart for a smorgasbord of geeky news. Holodecks are on their way, Fraction’s “Hawkeye” can help Sandy victims, JGL is playing everyone, Stan Lee turns 90, Kathryn is packing her bags for the Wonderful World of Middle Earth, and much much more.

Books, Comics, and Authors. It’s the Countdown to the Holidays… and the Countdown to Darkness. In this episode of Trek News & Views, Colin is joined by Matthew Rushing, Michael Clark, and Sina to discuss books, comics, e-books, and authors. In addition to delving into the upcoming IDW lead-in comics and the Ongoing series, they also give their recommendations for Star Trek holiday gifts, telling you what to look for and what to avoid.

Unendliche Weiten. Raumschiff Enterprise hat Generationen geprägt. Viel wurde dazu geschrieben und analysiert, aber selten aus psychologischer Sicht. Wir haben das drei Stunden lang versucht. Wes Geistes Kind ist dieses fiktive Universum? Warum würden so viele gern in ihm leben? Und natürlich: Was sagen uns all diese Außerirdischen über uns Menschen, über unsere Qualitäten und Macken? Wir sprechen unter anderem über die Suche nach der eigenen Identität. Die Suchtgefahr des Holodecks. Das perfekte Alter für Raumfahrer. Die natürliche Angst vor dem Beamen. Weibliche Vorbilder. VHS-Kassetten. Und die Frage, ob die Offiziere der Sternenflotte eigentlich privatversichert sind. Aber hört selbst… Ein Hinweis: Zwischendurch hatten wir an einer Stelle technische Probleme. Und Sebastian hat gesungen. Also bitte nicht wundern, wenn Sven in der editierten Fassung zwei Mal zum Thema der Geschlechterrolle von Dax ansetzt…

This week we talk about birthdays, Batman, Holodecks, and Tilda Swinton.

And we're back to ring in the New Year in style with over 140 mins of straight up retardedness. It's 2010 and the flying car is still a goddamn pipe dream. Instead we have waggle controls and fleshlights. We discuss the finer points of our eventual robot overlords using us as fucktoys to power themselves, snuggies for your genetalia, Christmas stories, New Year's resolutions and our top 5 games for 2009. Ceej loves hanging with the gay elves while Rob preferred raiding tombs with Nathan Drake. Then we cap it off with some voicemail!