27 points

Cable management doesn’t matter if:

  1. You only care if it works
  2. You have the accumulated memories of trillions of prior drones, including the ones who built that mess in the first place, so you already know what each cable does and where it goes.
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6 points

I built the mess under my desk, that doesn’t mean I know what the cables do any more.

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You only care if it works

If you can’t maintain it it won’t work forever

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8 points

A starship would more similar to a mine than a server room. What if the hydraulics pipe is broken and needs replaced, but the electric line and compressed air hose are tangled around it? Even with perfect knowledge and memory it makes the repair last longer.

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5 points

I can excuse forced assimilation, but I draw the line at poor cable management.

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You can excuse forced assimilation?

(I want you to know that I tried to add an image of Shirley reacting, but it failed 4x, so you’ll have to use your imagination.)

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2 points

Speaking of failed images, I can actually see your memes from lemm.ee now! Not sure what changed, but yay.

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Well hot damn!

I haven’t changed anything either, so we must owe a thank you to someone somewhere.

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6 points

When your mind has the power of the Borg collective, you don’t need silly inefficient structures to make it easier for the human mind to handle.

Neither spaghetti cables or spaghetti code are a hindrance when there is brutal efficiency to be had.

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3 points

If it ain’t broke, don’t adapt it.

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3 points

Limited to non-existent RGB too, obviously not advanced at all

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