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Curb that pr0n fast.
Who the heck is Gonzales? Is this Speedy Gonzales, the fastest mouse in all Mejico? Speaking of Mexico, there's a place in the world that is gobs of fun to visit... And if you're eligible for what I'm about to tell you about, you can be there, this winter, for free. And no, this ain't no joke: Taglit-birthright israel with Sachlav Educational Experience. It's a program, not in the same sense as a computer program. (I thought I should mention that because most 1337 h4x0rz here on
/. might not recognize other uses of the word 'program.') This program is a free trip to Israel. Nope, this ain't no trick to make you buy something, and it's sure as I'm sitting here not a contest you have to win. And there's no essay to write, let alone worrying about buffer overruns, like, say, when they want a 500 word essay and you write 501 words. That last word ends up on someone else's essay. No, none of that stuff. It is a free trip to Israel for Jewish young adults ages 18 to 26. If you're eligible, you could be there this winter with a group of peers. You'll meet IDF soldiers your age who will join your group and hang out with you for much of the time you'll spend there. And you'll hike Masada, take an unsinkable swim at the Dead Sea, see the holy sites, and a whole lot more. If you ask me, I'd rather do that any day than worry about what legislation some Gonzales dude might pass. By the end of this trip, you'll have many new friends from Israel and the U.S. This trip is an action-packed 10 days, and the entire experience is amazing and uplifting. Trips take place around late December through early January. Travel on Taglit-birthright israel. EXPERIENCE Israel FREE with Sachlav. Sure beats chasing after Speedy Gonzales. -
Curb that pr0n fast.
Who the heck is Gonzales? Is this Speedy Gonzales, the fastest mouse in all Mejico? Speaking of Mexico, there's a place in the world that is gobs of fun to visit... And if you're eligible for what I'm about to tell you about, you can be there, this winter, for free. And no, this ain't no joke: Taglit-birthright israel with Sachlav Educational Experience. It's a program, not in the same sense as a computer program. (I thought I should mention that because most 1337 h4x0rz here on
/. might not recognize other uses of the word 'program.') This program is a free trip to Israel. Nope, this ain't no trick to make you buy something, and it's sure as I'm sitting here not a contest you have to win. And there's no essay to write, let alone worrying about buffer overruns, like, say, when they want a 500 word essay and you write 501 words. That last word ends up on someone else's essay. No, none of that stuff. It is a free trip to Israel for Jewish young adults ages 18 to 26. If you're eligible, you could be there this winter with a group of peers. You'll meet IDF soldiers your age who will join your group and hang out with you for much of the time you'll spend there. And you'll hike Masada, take an unsinkable swim at the Dead Sea, see the holy sites, and a whole lot more. If you ask me, I'd rather do that any day than worry about what legislation some Gonzales dude might pass. By the end of this trip, you'll have many new friends from Israel and the U.S. This trip is an action-packed 10 days, and the entire experience is amazing and uplifting. Trips take place around late December through early January. Travel on Taglit-birthright israel. EXPERIENCE Israel FREE with Sachlav. Sure beats chasing after Speedy Gonzales. -
Better than Linux.
I've got something that's way, way better than Linux for those who are dumping Windows Ninety-Eight. (Spelling out the Ninety-Eight makes this version of Windows look a bit more distinguished, since of all the garbage, crappy OSes that radiated from Redmond in the last 20 years, this one is the best, IMO.) And, no, I'm not about to push FreeBSD or Mac OS X on you. It's something much better than that, even. It's called Taglit-birthright israel with Sachlav Educational Experience. Well, it's a program, but it ain't exactly an operating system. In fact, it won't even run on a computer, AFAIK. But it's infinitely better than DOS, Windows, Linux, BSD, the Mac, even CP/M. This is a free trip to Israel. No, it's not a trick to make you buy something, and it's not a contest you have to win. And there's no essay to write, let alone a bunch of funky command line syntax that nobody understands, like 'dir' or 'ls'... (What do those do, anyway?) It is a free trip to Israel for Jewish young adults ages 18 to 26. If you're eligible, you could be there this winter with a group of peers, connecting with IDF soldiers your age who will join your group, hiking Masada, taking an unsinkable swim at the Dead Sea, seeing the holy sites, and a whole lot more. If you ask me, I'd rather do that any day than sit in front of the green screen, practicing the three R's of Microsoft technical support (Retry, Reboot, Reinstall). Bring a camera and lots of good ol' film to take pictures of your new friends from the United States and Israel. This trip is an action-packed 10 days, and the entire experience is amazing and uplifting. Trips take place around late December through early January. Travel on Taglit-birthright israel. EXPERIENCE Israel FREE with Sachlav. Sure beats reconfiguring your AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS, or your
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Better than Linux.
I've got something that's way, way better than Linux for those who are dumping Windows Ninety-Eight. (Spelling out the Ninety-Eight makes this version of Windows look a bit more distinguished, since of all the garbage, crappy OSes that radiated from Redmond in the last 20 years, this one is the best, IMO.) And, no, I'm not about to push FreeBSD or Mac OS X on you. It's something much better than that, even. It's called Taglit-birthright israel with Sachlav Educational Experience. Well, it's a program, but it ain't exactly an operating system. In fact, it won't even run on a computer, AFAIK. But it's infinitely better than DOS, Windows, Linux, BSD, the Mac, even CP/M. This is a free trip to Israel. No, it's not a trick to make you buy something, and it's not a contest you have to win. And there's no essay to write, let alone a bunch of funky command line syntax that nobody understands, like 'dir' or 'ls'... (What do those do, anyway?) It is a free trip to Israel for Jewish young adults ages 18 to 26. If you're eligible, you could be there this winter with a group of peers, connecting with IDF soldiers your age who will join your group, hiking Masada, taking an unsinkable swim at the Dead Sea, seeing the holy sites, and a whole lot more. If you ask me, I'd rather do that any day than sit in front of the green screen, practicing the three R's of Microsoft technical support (Retry, Reboot, Reinstall). Bring a camera and lots of good ol' film to take pictures of your new friends from the United States and Israel. This trip is an action-packed 10 days, and the entire experience is amazing and uplifting. Trips take place around late December through early January. Travel on Taglit-birthright israel. EXPERIENCE Israel FREE with Sachlav. Sure beats reconfiguring your AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS, or your
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Choice.
In this post, let us discuss the word "Choice." It is a word that we in the FOSS community like to throw around quite a bit, especially when justifying the existance of 30 different ways to "ls" in color. So the choice I'd like to discuss is this one: What are YOU doing this winter? Getting tangled up in wiring racks? How about something a bit more fun? Taglit-birthright israel with Sachlav Educational Experience. This is a free trip to Israel, not a trick to make you buy something, or a contest you have to win. And there's no essay to write. It is a free trip to Israel for Jewish young adults ages 18 to 26. If you're eligible, you could be there this winter with a group of peers, connecting with IDF soldiers your age who will join your group, hiking Masada, taking an unsinkable swim at the Dead Sea, seeing the holy sites, and a whole lot more. Bring a camera and lots of memory cards to take pictures of your new friends from the United States and Israel. This trip is an action-packed 10 days, and the entire experience is amazing and uplifting. Trips take place around late December through early January. Travel on Taglit-birthright israel. EXPERIENCE Israel FREE with Sachlav. Sure beats tripping over gobs of wiring back here at home while your friends are having the time of their life in beautiful Israel. So what's your choice?
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Choice.
In this post, let us discuss the word "Choice." It is a word that we in the FOSS community like to throw around quite a bit, especially when justifying the existance of 30 different ways to "ls" in color. So the choice I'd like to discuss is this one: What are YOU doing this winter? Getting tangled up in wiring racks? How about something a bit more fun? Taglit-birthright israel with Sachlav Educational Experience. This is a free trip to Israel, not a trick to make you buy something, or a contest you have to win. And there's no essay to write. It is a free trip to Israel for Jewish young adults ages 18 to 26. If you're eligible, you could be there this winter with a group of peers, connecting with IDF soldiers your age who will join your group, hiking Masada, taking an unsinkable swim at the Dead Sea, seeing the holy sites, and a whole lot more. Bring a camera and lots of memory cards to take pictures of your new friends from the United States and Israel. This trip is an action-packed 10 days, and the entire experience is amazing and uplifting. Trips take place around late December through early January. Travel on Taglit-birthright israel. EXPERIENCE Israel FREE with Sachlav. Sure beats tripping over gobs of wiring back here at home while your friends are having the time of their life in beautiful Israel. So what's your choice?
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Something else on a shoestring
Space on a shoestring could be fun, especially with that five megapixel digital camera. How about something else on a shoestring? Taglit-birthright israel with Sachlav Educational Experience. This is a free trip to Israel. This is not a trick to make you buy something. This is not a contest you have to win. And there's no essay to write. It is a free trip to Israel for Jewish young adults ages 18 to 26. If you're eligible, you could be there this winter, connect with Israelis your age who will join your group, hike Masada, take an unsinkable swim at the Dead Sea, see the holy sites, and a whole lot more. Bring that five megapixel camera to take pictures of your new friends from the United States and Israel. This trip is an action-packed 10 days, and the entire experience is amazing and uplifting. Trips take place around late December through early January. Travel on Taglit-birthright israel. EXPERIENCE Israel FREE with Sachlav. Sure beats taking a ride to space and experiencing the side effects of zero-G.
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Something else on a shoestring
Space on a shoestring could be fun, especially with that five megapixel digital camera. How about something else on a shoestring? Taglit-birthright israel with Sachlav Educational Experience. This is a free trip to Israel. This is not a trick to make you buy something. This is not a contest you have to win. And there's no essay to write. It is a free trip to Israel for Jewish young adults ages 18 to 26. If you're eligible, you could be there this winter, connect with Israelis your age who will join your group, hike Masada, take an unsinkable swim at the Dead Sea, see the holy sites, and a whole lot more. Bring that five megapixel camera to take pictures of your new friends from the United States and Israel. This trip is an action-packed 10 days, and the entire experience is amazing and uplifting. Trips take place around late December through early January. Travel on Taglit-birthright israel. EXPERIENCE Israel FREE with Sachlav. Sure beats taking a ride to space and experiencing the side effects of zero-G.
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advertisingSelf promotion? Advertising? Smearing?
People are always going to self-promote. What, do you want GM to advertise Ford's cars? That would never happen. Besides, GM makes better cars.
But I digress... Since we're on the topic of advertising, I'll take the liberty of advertising something right here: Taglit-birthright israel with Sachlav Educational Experience. This is an amazing and uplifting program. If you're eligible (check the link to find out), you could have a great time in Israel this winter.
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We have Nada 3!
If all you do is sit around and play Nada 3 on the Nintendo all day, then you have a boring life... But there's hope! Instead of playing Nintendo this winter, have an adventure in Israel, free. Taglit-birthright israel with Sachlav Educational Experience. Registration is right NOW, and will close in less than a week. If you're eligible (click the link to find out), you can have an amazing and uplifting experience in Israel this winter, instead of playing Super Mario Brothers or Nada 3 or whatever the newest Nintendo game is. Hey, this post ain't offtopic: I used the words "Nintendo" and discussed the finer points of Super Mario Brothers, and that's definitely on topic. Astute readers will notice my reference to "Nada 3", an allusion to a television commercial. Do you know which commercial it was? Heh heh heh...
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You have something better to do.
Well it looks like the hotel minibar has nothing better to do than install Diebold machines. But I'm sure you have many better things to do. Like having a great time in Israel this winter... free. Taglit-birthright israel with Sachlav Educational Experience. Registration is right NOW, and will close in less than a week. If you're eligible (click the link to find out), you can have an amazing and uplifting experience in Israel this winter, instead of wasting time installing Diebold machines in hotel minibars. Hey, this post ain't offtopic: I used the words "Diebold" and "minibar" in this post, both of which are definitely technical subjects that belong in this thread. Heh heh heh...
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Seize discs? Seize the day.
If China is seizing illegal CDs, maybe you should seize the day and have an adventure in Israel this winter... free. And unlike pirated discs, this is a perfectly legal way to have a great time. Taglit-birthright israel with Sachlav Educational Experience. Registration is right NOW, and will close in less than a week. If you're eligible (click the link to find out), you can have an amazing and uplifting experience in Israel this winter, instead of downloading MP3s and breaking the law. Hey, this post ain't offtopic: I used the words "China" and "CDs" in this post, not to mention that I talked about MP3s, all of which are definitely technical subjects that belong in this thread. Heh heh heh...
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ps3 downtime, eh?
If the PS3 is having some downtime, maybe you should unplug a bit and have some downtime of your own... This winter, in Israel, for free. Taglit-birthright israel with Sachlav Educational Experience. Registration is right NOW, and will close in less than a week. If you're eligible (click the link to find out), you can have an amazing and uplifting experience in Israel this winter, instead of sitting on your be-hind and playing GTA3 or whatever. Hey, this post ain't offtopic: I used the words "PS3" and "downtime" in this post, not to mention GTA3, which is definitely a gaming term. Heh heh heh...
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since there's a flood...
Drones and botnets, eh? Since there's such a flood going on, let's have another one: A flood of information about Taglit-birthright israel with Sachlav Educational Experience. Registration is right NOW, and will close in less than a week. If you're eligible (click the link to find out), you can have an amazing and uplifting experience in Israel, free. Hey, this post ain't offtopic: I used the words "drones" and "botnets" in this post. Heh heh heh...
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Re:How could it translate?
Thanks for clarifying you are not Jewish. Otherwise, someone might have confused you as being one, which is obviously something you do NOT want.
I don't want to be confused with something I'm not, whether that be religious affiliation, national origin, profession, whatever. I personally think adherents to any organized religion are, by definition, at least a bit closed-minded. So no, I don't want to be confused with a group that thinks they are superior to everyone else. I have a reasonable knowledge of the Bible and I certainly don't want people thinking I'm a Christian. I have much admiration for the Jewish people (as a population) and philosophy, but that doesn't mean I don't have any criticisms. I think anyone who believes in a "chosen people" or "promised land" is an arrogant supremacist who thinks God (G*d, if you're Jewish) favors them over all other people in this world. There are wacko fundamentalists in every religion, such as the Orthodox Jew who shot Rabin. Most, but not all, major world religions suffer from such superiority complexes. That doesn't imply that adherents to those religions must necessarily be closed-minded, although some of them certainly will be.How pathetic of you.
But aside from my distaste for certain Jewish doctrines, there's a better reason for me to disclose I'm not Jewish: I was writing about Hebrew, which is inextricably tied to Judaism. As a Gentile, I have little first-hand knowledge about the Hebrew language itself, other than its history. Jewish kids get a free trip to Israel, if they want, paid for by Taglit-birthright israel, among other groups. They're bound to know a lot more about Hebrew than I do. If I had written IANAJ (I am not a Jew), as a disclaimer, would you have found it so offensive?
Takes a lot of guts to accuse someone of being a bigot when posting as AC. How pathetic of you.