I don't know how they do itRochey wrote:How the hell do you manage that? I mean, at least with a proper keyboard you can feel your way around it, but you can't even do that with a touch-screen thing.
but they do it
I don't know how they do itRochey wrote:How the hell do you manage that? I mean, at least with a proper keyboard you can feel your way around it, but you can't even do that with a touch-screen thing.
It was mentioned in the episode that he set up a braile console (or rather, in true technobabble-obsessed fashion, a "tatctile interface") for himself.Rochey wrote:How the hell do you manage that? I mean, at least with a proper keyboard you can feel your way around it, but you can't even do that with a touch-screen thing.
Well they already had a psychopatic Captain, a sociopathic engineer, a retarded cook and a crook for a pilot. Just throw this on the pile of shite we already have.Mark wrote:Yes. A blind gunner. Truely Voyager Trek writers have struck again.
I dunno about terrorists, did the Maquis blow up civvie targets and what not? I can't remember.Rochey wrote:Don't forget that a fairly large portion of the crew were also convicted terrorists, including the XO.
*meh* It's an arbitrary label anyways. I imagine after Voyager had gotten home they got the label "galactic smegheads".Rochey wrote:Can't remember too well, but I believe they were reffered to as terrorists by the Starfleet crew. *shrug*
IIRC their first target in "The Maquis" was a Cardassian civvie freighter, they were planning to attack a civilian convoy in "Preemptive Strike", and Eddington's actions were certainly those of a terrorist.Cpl Kendall wrote:I dunno about terrorists, did the Maquis blow up civvie targets and what not? I can't remember.
Was that freighter not carrying materials for the Cardie military? Civvie frieghters carrying materials for the military or a war effort are considered legitimate targets in wartime, whether the Maquis qualify as an actual military/partisan force in Trek, I couldn't say. They certainly don't qualify by any modern standard.Captain Seafort wrote:
IIRC their first target in "The Maquis" was a Cardassian civvie freighter, they were planning to attack a civilian convoy in "Preemptive Strike", and Eddington's actions were certainly those of a terrorist.
Hmm, agreed.Captain Seafort wrote:Personnally I'd put the Maquis actions against military and semi-military targets (like the freighter) in the same category as Warrenpoint. Legal under the laws of war, if they'd been a military force, but terrorism given who was responsible.