Keep in mind when you translate from any language into any other language you lose things. No matter how good this original "holy book" was written you will lose things in translation and even worse when you translate translations. Remember this God being is not doing the translation.
I also feel any religious person should read their holy book or other works in their original language
it's the word of God after all so you don't want to mess around with silly translations.
Keep in mind I am not Christian or into any other such fairy story but I simply cannot abide people who try to take the Bible literally and thump it all the time when they've never actually even read a single word from it.
Don't forget otaku means other person's house.
Some expat Japanese people I know who have been in America for several decades didn't know this other usage. Here's a very simple example you can use when calling someone:
Moshi moshi, Tetsujin28san no otaku desu ka?
Basically hello is this Tesujin28's house?
My understanding is the newer additional meaning of otaku came about because us fanboys (and yes you are correct it can be a fanatic of anything)
are in somebody else's house, we are dependent on them for entertainment. I say us as I know you
Tetsujin28 and I are anime otaku (in Colorado even) ^_^
You know what also gets me? The Bible is an old work that has been translated many times. I work on little bits of translation myself and I can tell you that things do get lost in translation. What's worse is most currently used versions are translations of translations so who knows how mucked up it is. I would think that if anyone is serious about this that they would learn the original languages as this is the word of God here and you don't want to fuck around. There are some faiths (I think some Jewish does this as an example [Hebrew]) that learn the original language and for that reason alone I have a tiny bit more respect for them.
While I agree B5 is among the best television science fiction ever done I was glad Crusade died.
I'm sorry I didn't find it any good. Just because B5 is good doesn't mean Crusade is;)
In it's height it was very popular, in fact it aired in more contries than Star Trek for a while and had a comparable fan base. It has since declined but I would certainly not disregard the history of the
show like you have done.
It could also be a different number. NCC is a prefix used today in the navy even and yes there's an Enterprise (though not 1701)
NCC stands for Naval Contract Construct if my memory
serves.
Well Mozilla is basically the next Netscape so what you're hearing about Mozilla is Netscape news.
IE runs only on one platform and a platform that's not particularly popular around these parts so that may explain some of the lack of news on it. It's also from a company that's not too popular here either. I don't forsee a BSD, Linux etc. version of IE coming anytime soon;)
What about Mosaic? That was pretty "mainstream"
in it's day, lynx? My first was Lynx then Mosaic, then Netscape and now Mozilla and Konquorer and occasinally Galeon and sometimes still Lynx.
Hmm they are in the same genre certainly. I played VGA Planets back in the BBS days and haven't checked it out in about 4 years I guess I should look at it again but last I checked Stars was more advanced
except for graphics. Has VGA Planets become as advanced as Stars?
Sure we have access to PC's and Macs
running Linux and or BSD and the like of course.
If you mean a machine running Windows or Mac OS
I assure you that you are mistaken. Some of us I suppose to install Windows over or in addition to Linux but I certainly would never choose to do that.
Others like myself have access to a Windows box a work but I doubt that the company would care for me sitting here playing games all day. One could also try the local school or library computers also with less than enthusiastic results from the people running the systems. Others live in more remote areas where they couldn't get access to a library or school computers running Windows or MacOS and they may not have work machines and if they do they may all be runnings a real OS. So
basically get a clue.
try an old Linux distro say something pre Slackware 4 would be fine. You're bad experience is because you ran too new software it would be akin to putting Windows 2k on these 486's and wondering why it's so slow.
Well plugging it into Google like this
http://www.google.com/search?q=heghoughi I do get a hit for a Julie Heghoughi
so yes plugging it into a search engine does work;)
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Keep in mind when you translate from any language into any other language you lose things. No matter how good this original "holy book" was written you will lose things in translation and even worse when you translate translations. Remember this God being is not doing the translation.
I also feel any religious person should read their holy book or other works in their original language
it's the word of God after all so you don't want to mess around with silly translations.
Keep in mind I am not Christian or into any other such fairy story but I simply cannot abide people who try to take the Bible literally and thump it all the time when they've never actually even read a single word from it.
So you're saying it would run BSD?
I disagree on the really obscure genre's part.
I've had great trouble finding such songs on Napster.
Ultrium tapes are higher still. On top of that you can fit more in an Aircraft carrier I should think ;)
Don't forget otaku means other person's house.
Some expat Japanese people I know who have been in America for several decades didn't know this other usage. Here's a very simple example you can use when calling someone:
Moshi moshi, Tetsujin28san no otaku desu ka?
Basically hello is this Tesujin28's house?
My understanding is the newer additional meaning of otaku came about because us fanboys (and yes you are correct it can be a fanatic of anything)
are in somebody else's house, we are dependent on them for entertainment. I say us as I know you
Tetsujin28 and I are anime otaku (in Colorado even) ^_^
I was wondering that as well, too bad you didn't get a responce. It might have helped if you got a loging.
Wow I didn't notice that, I'll have to look for that next time I watch this movie. Thanks!
You know what also gets me? The Bible is an old work that has been translated many times. I work on little bits of translation myself and I can tell you that things do get lost in translation. What's worse is most currently used versions are translations of translations so who knows how mucked up it is. I would think that if anyone is serious about this that they would learn the original languages as this is the word of God here and you don't want to fuck around. There are some faiths (I think some Jewish does this as an example [Hebrew]) that learn the original language and for that reason alone I have a tiny bit more respect for them.
While I agree B5 is among the best television science fiction ever done I was glad Crusade died. ;)
I'm sorry I didn't find it any good. Just because B5 is good doesn't mean Crusade is
Or Voyagers ;)
In it's height it was very popular, in fact it aired in more contries than Star Trek for a while and had a comparable fan base. It has since declined but I would certainly not disregard the history of the
show like you have done.
Doctor Who wasn't a comedy.
It could also be a different number. NCC is a prefix used today in the navy even and yes there's an Enterprise (though not 1701)
NCC stands for Naval Contract Construct if my memory
serves.
Well Mozilla is basically the next Netscape so what you're hearing about Mozilla is Netscape news.
;)
IE runs only on one platform and a platform that's not particularly popular around these parts so that may explain some of the lack of news on it. It's also from a company that's not too popular here either. I don't forsee a BSD, Linux etc. version of IE coming anytime soon
What about Mosaic? That was pretty "mainstream"
in it's day, lynx? My first was Lynx then Mosaic, then Netscape and now Mozilla and Konquorer and occasinally Galeon and sometimes still Lynx.
Dr. Fun claims to be the oldest (Don't know if it's true though).
Hmm they are in the same genre certainly. I played VGA Planets back in the BBS days and haven't checked it out in about 4 years I guess I should look at it again but last I checked Stars was more advanced
except for graphics. Has VGA Planets become as advanced as Stars?
Sure we have access to PC's and Macs
running Linux and or BSD and the like of course.
If you mean a machine running Windows or Mac OS
I assure you that you are mistaken. Some of us I suppose to install Windows over or in addition to Linux but I certainly would never choose to do that.
Others like myself have access to a Windows box a work but I doubt that the company would care for me sitting here playing games all day. One could also try the local school or library computers also with less than enthusiastic results from the people running the systems. Others live in more remote areas where they couldn't get access to a library or school computers running Windows or MacOS and they may not have work machines and if they do they may all be runnings a real OS. So
basically get a clue.
try an old Linux distro say something pre Slackware 4 would be fine. You're bad experience is because you ran too new software it would be akin to putting Windows 2k on these 486's and wondering why it's so slow.
What's the punishment for lying on the census form?
Well plugging it into Google like this ;)
http://www.google.com/search?q=heghoughi
I do get a hit for a Julie Heghoughi
so yes plugging it into a search engine does work
Now vibrators have another use! ;)
Union Way does this http://www.unionway.com
I use this at work on an NT box I'm forced to use
for my Chinese, Japanese and Korean needs.
except that the person he was visualizing killing was a "friendly".
Who cares about the Taco supply what about the ;)
Natalie Portman supply? Now that would be priceless