None of which were consistent with the actual content of Christianity.
The statement I was responding to (and quoted in my reply) was "committed in the name of" not "consistent with". However, it could be argued that they were consistent with the interpretation of Christianity of those groups at the time.
Just like Al-Qaeda uses their particular interpretation of the Qur'an to justify their actions today.
Name me one wicked action that was committed in the name of religion.
I can't name one wicked action but I can name several.
How about The Crusades (1095-1291) which were primarily against the Muslims but also triggered increased persecution of Jews. How about:
the Medieval Inquisition (1231-16th century)
the Spanish Inquisition (1478-1834)
the Portuguese Inquisition (1536-1821)
the Roman Inquisition (1542-c. 1860) How about the numerous witch trials from the 15th to the 18th centuries.
In this case there were no real "facts" to independently verify but I agree that your approach is generally better. Too bad more people don't inform themselves before posting here but then it wouldn't be Slashdot would it?
You are sooooo clever pointing out that a non-SQL DBMS is not vulnerable to SQL injection attacks. This just in...neither is my coffee machine which is equally relevant to the discussion.
While I concede that things are not quite as black and white as I stated, I also don't think there as sinister as you suggest. Reality is probably somewhere in between. After all, Thai politics are every shade of grey and then some.
The King is a constitutional monarch like Queen Elizabeth. He has no control over what laws are passed or how they are enforced. The only point he has any power to step in is after people have been sentenced when he routinely pardons them.
The King isn't responsible for the law or how it is used/abused by the government. He is a constitutional monarch and has no more control over the laws of Thailand than Queen Elizabeth has over the laws of Britain.
The King has even stated that he is not above criticism and usually pardons people after they have been sentenced which is the first point in the process where he has any constitutional power that he can exercise.
Look at the end of the location bar. When the refresh/reload button is immediately after the location bar it becomes part of the location bar. If you customize the toolbar and move it somewhere else it will revert to it's previous appearance.
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None of which were consistent with the actual content of Christianity.
The statement I was responding to (and quoted in my reply) was "committed in the name of" not "consistent with". However, it could be argued that they were consistent with the interpretation of Christianity of those groups at the time.
Just like Al-Qaeda uses their particular interpretation of the Qur'an to justify their actions today.
If he is in marketing don't discount the "just an idiot" angle.
Name me one wicked action that was committed in the name of religion.
I can't name one wicked action but I can name several.
How about The Crusades (1095-1291) which were primarily against the Muslims but also triggered increased persecution of Jews.
How about:
the Medieval Inquisition (1231-16th century)
the Spanish Inquisition (1478-1834)
the Portuguese Inquisition (1536-1821)
the Roman Inquisition (1542-c. 1860)
How about the numerous witch trials from the 15th to the 18th centuries.
Yeah, nothing wicked there.
In this case there were no real "facts" to independently verify but I agree that your approach is generally better. Too bad more people don't inform themselves before posting here but then it wouldn't be Slashdot would it?
Not sure what link you clicked on but the one in the summary has the phrase "GNOME 3" 5 times.
You are sooooo clever pointing out that a non-SQL DBMS is not vulnerable to SQL injection attacks. This just in...neither is my coffee machine which is equally relevant to the discussion.
SQL injection attacks can affect any web based application in any technology so long as user input is not escaped or is used non-prepared statements.
PHP is no more or less vulnerable.
While I concede that things are not quite as black and white as I stated, I also don't think there as sinister as you suggest. Reality is probably somewhere in between. After all, Thai politics are every shade of grey and then some.
The link in the summary provides all the details. Click and ye shall find.
Don't think it hasn't been done. It's one of the many ways the law is abused.
The King is a constitutional monarch like Queen Elizabeth. He has no control over what laws are passed or how they are enforced. The only point he has any power to step in is after people have been sentenced when he routinely pardons them.
The King isn't responsible for the law or how it is used/abused by the government. He is a constitutional monarch and has no more control over the laws of Thailand than Queen Elizabeth has over the laws of Britain.
The King has even stated that he is not above criticism and usually pardons people after they have been sentenced which is the first point in the process where he has any constitutional power that he can exercise.
Who needs catapult-launched gliders? How about just catapults? If you "miss" your flight you get a full refund.
Hey Bob,
Doesn't having your cranium inserted in your anus also cause severe subluxations? Maybe you should see a witch doctor, sorry, I mean chiropractor.
How about lemons?
...Are you pondering what I'm pondering?
Look at the end of the location bar. When the refresh/reload button is immediately after the location bar it becomes part of the location bar. If you customize the toolbar and move it somewhere else it will revert to it's previous appearance.
While reciting the pledge of allegiance? That's just going too far.
In Canada we have Nova Scotia. P.E.I. (Prince Edward Island) is like our prostate.
I'd wait until after the locusts and frogs.
It couldn't be someone who has an axe to grind on Android phones, no?
Who would use an Android phone to grind an axe?
You gotta try the Hot Potato (tm) game. When the game makes a sizzling sound you have to drop it like it's hot. Good fun for the whole family.
A binary tree is a data structure. A binary tree search is an algorithm.
I hope you never interview me. It's never good to tell the interviewer that they don't know what they're talking about.
You're also cherry picking good scenarios. I think reality is somewhere in between the two extremes.
Sad but true.