Most brands of Christians believe that Peter's vision in Acts 10:9-16 (in which God declared all manner of previously unclean animals to be fit to eat) recinded the Jewish dietary laws. For most Christians, this means that there is no value in discussing what foods are okay to eat, and any arguments referencing OT dietary laws fall on deaf ears.
Little Brother is a great book (so far). Our family reads together, and both kids (f17, m13) and my wife are absolutely hooked. My kids would like to be a little nerdier than they are (and my wife is the artsy type), and they all just keep asking "is that real? Can you really do that?" It's great to find works that actually cover exactly the topics you want to cover with your kids. Hopefully Hackerteen goes in the same direction. I'll be looking for it.
Considering the references to the large pores, I would guess that it would be the exact opposite of fire-resistant.
In a previous job, I used thin paper filters (large pores) and when you touched a match to the edge they would almost instantly disappear.
It was way cool, but also frowned upon by management.
It's pretty sad when your coping mechanism is to note the location of the scroll bar before clicking and then looking for the ad they slide in under the post you wanted to see.
I guess that's one way to get you to look at the ads...
Back in the mid-90s, I accidentally discovered that the video on a MicroVAX terminal (VMS) couldn't handle a 1x1 button. The screen would instantly go to static - an odd diagonal line kind of static. The only was out was a reboot.
FWIW, I stripped down the function to its most basic level, named it "Hose", and added a parameter to set the display to another terminal. "Hose term1" was a great way to get a break from long test sessions...
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Most brands of Christians believe that Peter's vision in Acts 10:9-16 (in which God declared all manner of previously unclean animals to be fit to eat) recinded the Jewish dietary laws. For most Christians, this means that there is no value in discussing what foods are okay to eat, and any arguments referencing OT dietary laws fall on deaf ears.
Little Brother is a great book (so far). Our family reads together, and both kids (f17, m13) and my wife are absolutely hooked. My kids would like to be a little nerdier than they are (and my wife is the artsy type), and they all just keep asking "is that real? Can you really do that?" It's great to find works that actually cover exactly the topics you want to cover with your kids. Hopefully Hackerteen goes in the same direction. I'll be looking for it.
Considering the references to the large pores, I would guess that it would be the exact opposite of fire-resistant. In a previous job, I used thin paper filters (large pores) and when you touched a match to the edge they would almost instantly disappear. It was way cool, but also frowned upon by management.
It's pretty sad when your coping mechanism is to note the location of the scroll bar before clicking and then looking for the ad they slide in under the post you wanted to see. I guess that's one way to get you to look at the ads...
Back in the mid-90s, I accidentally discovered that the video on a MicroVAX terminal (VMS) couldn't handle a 1x1 button. The screen would instantly go to static - an odd diagonal line kind of static. The only was out was a reboot.
FWIW, I stripped down the function to its most basic level, named it "Hose", and added a parameter to set the display to another terminal. "Hose term1" was a great way to get a break from long test sessions...