You probably have no idea what the Catholic church really teaches about sex, abortion, and contraceptives, and that's probably why you conclude they are crazy and hypocritical. Your average Catholic usually has no idea either.
You could read the "Theology of the Body" series by Pope JP2, but here's a very short intro.
I send reports to a government office in PDF, and call up to tell them the password. This plan seems idiot-resistant, and low-tech. Also, I can verify they got it.
I get the AARP magazine because I'm an old fart, and there are at least 2 "No Fuss" computers advertised in it. They probably make a lot of money selling the machines and monthly subscriptions, but it's worth it to some old folks who won't have to worry about windows problems. The UIs have big buttons that say "surf the web" and "email to grandkids" and such. Go thou and do likewise.
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You probably have no idea what the Catholic church really teaches about sex, abortion, and contraceptives, and that's probably why you conclude they are crazy and hypocritical. Your average Catholic usually has no idea either.
You could read the "Theology of the Body" series by Pope JP2, but here's a very short intro.
http://www.usccb.org/issues-and-action/marriage-and-family/natural-family-planning/catholic-teaching/upload/Married-Love-and-the-Gift-of-Life-English-version.pdf
Like "Democratic People's Republic of ___________"
...and I wouldn't think of a FAX as being very secure.
I send reports to a government office in PDF, and call up to tell them the password. This plan seems idiot-resistant, and low-tech. Also, I can verify they got it.
Drat, I had whole pages on Geocities that blinked.
http://www.archives.gov/exhibits/charters/declaration_transcript.html
Skip down to the "We hold these truths..." Ignore the talk of a "Creator" if you must.
Yeah, so what does this have to do with Americans?
Oh.
To a determined idiot, nothing is truly idiot-proof.
Add a decent Linux distro install and I'm sold.
Big, big problem: solar cells on your roof do not generate any profit for a centralized power company.
In French, it's called Poutine.
Mormonism? Or, maybe that doesn't count as monotheistic.
Not if it uses 3.11, "Linux for Workgroups"; need a later kernel.
I get the AARP magazine because I'm an old fart, and there are at least 2 "No Fuss" computers advertised in it. They probably make a lot of money selling the machines and monthly subscriptions, but it's worth it to some old folks who won't have to worry about windows problems. The UIs have big buttons that say "surf the web" and "email to grandkids" and such. Go thou and do likewise.
I was just in Uganda, and it was chilly up in the mountains. Had to go to Belgium to warm up.
I can pick up my junk mail, magazines, and the occasional letter one day a week or so. Everything important comes by email now.
Or Barack Obama winning the Nobel Peace Prize.
Oh wait.
Ten years ago, Linux WAS scary. That was 100 "computer years" ago.
Well, they bumped out Windows as the #1 operating system and replaced it with a (sort of) Linux distro, and for that I am grateful.
So your definition of "PC", Mr. Ballmer, is it has to run Windows? Sorry, but do you hear that sound of a penguin cackling??
Lead, follow, or STFU.
It would also be great not having lines at the border crossings!
Sounds like he started goring YOUR ox.
Now let's compare to what costs are in Munich.
http://www.computerworld.com.au/article/442894/switching_linux_saves_munich_over_11_million/
So use one of the other ten or so major desktops. There is more to Linux than Canonical.