This is more true than you probably actually meant.
The Roman Catholic church has not repudiated the doctrines that enabled the selling of indulgences. For the Catholic church there would be nothing theologically wrong with selling indulgences again.
Whether you're proud of the Nazi's or not, they happened and were the pride of germany for many many years and did a great deal more to advance this world then any other group in history.
Don't you think there might possibly be some middle ground between killing people and sitting back and taking it? I find it interesting that you equate someone breaking into your home somehow immediately equates to physical threats against yourself, your wife or your family. The fact that someone has broken into your house does not immediately constitute a physical threat.
You come across as a paranoid vigilante who wants to execute people for breaking into his house. In any sane juristriction, following through on that would result in a either a murder or a manslaughter conviction.
Good on govt. for doing what should have been done before telstra was sold. This actually ensures that there will be some competition, rather than a continual requirement for regulation. In its current form, telstra is a recipe for anti-competitive strategies. With a monopoly on copper, they have a retail arm and a wholesale arm, that sells to companies who compete with the retail arm.
Sol and his amigos didn't exactly help telstra either. In Australia the government is not afraid of regulating with the consumer in mind.
That excuse from MS is only so much BS. On my XP desktop at home I would have listening ports for 80, 433, 3389, 1433 and 22. That is just off the top of my head, I might well be running more.
This is just an excuse to: a) not do some work b) push people off xp
You're correcting me from wikipedia? Besides that, the article you reference does not support your point. It merely states that some sections of the church hold less or more strongly to the 39 articles. For reference the 39 articles would be like the constitution of the church. I suggest you read the one of the Lord's supper (XXVIII).
While technically correct that the Lutheran church does not hold to the doctrine of transubstantiation, they do hold to a doctrine that says that bread and the wine are literally the body and blood of christ.
As for the sanity of Christianity -- do note that the Orthodox/Catholic/certain-Anglicans believe it's not "symbolically" eating his flesh, it's really eating his flesh (just presented as bread so that people don't totally gross out).
This is incorrect. While the Catholic church still holds this as true, none of the protestant denominations hold this as true other than the Lutherans. I'm not sure where Orthox churches stand on this.
I didn't learn why the sky was blue until university (college for USians) level science. Are we suddenly expecting university level physics from parents? Give me a break!
My wife and entire family (5 other people) are is more qualified (in terms of tertiary qualifications) and they couldn't answer why the sky is blue. And just to add, my wife has a BSc (Hons).
Something that a lot of people don't seem to realise: interviews are two way communication. Being interviewed for a job is as much finding out about a place as it is conveying information about yourself.
That's the biggest thing that department managers the world over don't want to admit. Nobody has yet found a reliable way to interview people that will consistently result in hiring people you can work with that meet all your requirements.
Tech tests. Amazing how fast people who sound competent get winnowed out.
Other than maybe president of the united states, no one has a job that can't be filled in by someone else. Do you know how I know that? Because we all sleep 8 hours a night- either someone else is filling in during those times, or the job is going without an occupant. Either way it doesn't need the same person killing themselves at all hours.
Doesn't the president of the US sleep?
Your argument is a strawman. The 'while I am awake' is implied. Did you want to add some 'while I am in the toilet' exclusions?
It was clear from the original article that Microsoft was complying with the GPL. What has changed is that they lied about their reasons for doing so. The original story was one of Microsoft contributing to GPL software for the first time, implying openness. This story shows that Microsoft was merely doing so because they were forced to do so.
They don't seem notably different from, say, Vista's to me. Or for that matter, OSX's (except that I STILL find the multi-pane approach more confusing than just looking at a current folder... though the way Vista displays directory paths and lets me easily reselect any path element is beautiful.)
Vista's (or as I have seen it, Win 2K8's) directory paths is an abomination. 95% of the time when I am hitting the address bar I want to copy and paste part of it or paste into, not switch path.
In addition, every wireless mouse I've had (2 microsoft and about 6 logitech) has suffered from the the following problems:
* Occasionally jumping
* lag on wakeup time
* flakey connection
And yes I have been following all the best practices in placing base stations etc.
Echoing the parent, get a Razor mouse. The razor coperhead mouse I have is the best mouse I've ever used. More recent models may be better still.
It was better than IE4. I would happily say that I loved it at the time. Of course it looks like excrement now as a result of improvements in the browsers.
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This is more true than you probably actually meant.
The Roman Catholic church has not repudiated the doctrines that enabled the selling of indulgences. For the Catholic church there would be nothing theologically wrong with selling indulgences again.
I hope for your sake that is a typo of some sort.
Don't you think there might possibly be some middle ground between killing people and sitting back and taking it? I find it interesting that you equate someone breaking into your home somehow immediately equates to physical threats against yourself, your wife or your family. The fact that someone has broken into your house does not immediately constitute a physical threat.
You come across as a paranoid vigilante who wants to execute people for breaking into his house. In any sane juristriction, following through on that would result in a either a murder or a manslaughter conviction.
Wow nice sense of proportion, death for burglary. The law might be on your side in your country state, but that doesn't make it right or moral.
But you know it would do a much better job running under another 98, even 95.
Good on govt. for doing what should have been done before telstra was sold. This actually ensures that there will be some competition, rather than a continual requirement for regulation. In its current form, telstra is a recipe for anti-competitive strategies. With a monopoly on copper, they have a retail arm and a wholesale arm, that sells to companies who compete with the retail arm.
Sol and his amigos didn't exactly help telstra either. In Australia the government is not afraid of regulating with the consumer in mind.
That excuse from MS is only so much BS. On my XP desktop at home I would have listening ports for 80, 433, 3389, 1433 and 22. That is just off the top of my head, I might well be running more.
This is just an excuse to:
a) not do some work
b) push people off xp
Paragraphs. Use them to aid comprehension.
You're correcting me from wikipedia? Besides that, the article you reference does not support your point. It merely states that some sections of the church hold less or more strongly to the 39 articles. For reference the 39 articles would be like the constitution of the church. I suggest you read the one of the Lord's supper (XXVIII).
While technically correct that the Lutheran church does not hold to the doctrine of transubstantiation, they do hold to a doctrine that says that bread and the wine are literally the body and blood of christ.
This is incorrect. While the Catholic church still holds this as true, none of the protestant denominations hold this as true other than the Lutherans. I'm not sure where Orthox churches stand on this.
Nice to see that trust continues to be an important part of 'modern' marriages.
So that is what happened to initech. They really should have fleshed that out more in the movie, it would have been a great subplot.
I didn't learn why the sky was blue until university (college for USians) level science. Are we suddenly expecting university level physics from parents? Give me a break!
My wife and entire family (5 other people) are is more qualified (in terms of tertiary qualifications) and they couldn't answer why the sky is blue. And just to add, my wife has a BSc (Hons).
May you be condemned to work with source safe.
Something that a lot of people don't seem to realise: interviews are two way communication. Being interviewed for a job is as much finding out about a place as it is conveying information about yourself.
Tech tests. Amazing how fast people who sound competent get winnowed out.
Doesn't the president of the US sleep?
Your argument is a strawman. The 'while I am awake' is implied. Did you want to add some 'while I am in the toilet' exclusions?
BS. The US is the democracy country to ever invade a peaceful democracy. Dominican Republic.
It was clear from the original article that Microsoft was complying with the GPL. What has changed is that they lied about their reasons for doing so. The original story was one of Microsoft contributing to GPL software for the first time, implying openness. This story shows that Microsoft was merely doing so because they were forced to do so.
Vista's (or as I have seen it, Win 2K8's) directory paths is an abomination. 95% of the time when I am hitting the address bar I want to copy and paste part of it or paste into, not switch path.
In addition, every wireless mouse I've had (2 microsoft and about 6 logitech) has suffered from the the following problems:
* Occasionally jumping
* lag on wakeup time
* flakey connection
And yes I have been following all the best practices in placing base stations etc.
Echoing the parent, get a Razor mouse. The razor coperhead mouse I have is the best mouse I've ever used. More recent models may be better still.
It was better than IE4. I would happily say that I loved it at the time. Of course it looks like excrement now as a result of improvements in the browsers.
I thought it was blue. Blue definitely looks cooler. Icy even.
Because rsync on windows running under cygwin hangs. At least it does over ssh.
The SOAP protocol is similarly broken. And by broken, I mean broken in the standard.