For me, the simplest example of an error in the Bible is the order of the three temptations of Jesus in the Gospels. In Luke, the temptation at the temple is last. In Matthew, it is the second temptation. So, that leaves a couple of options--there were two distinct temptation events, with most of the details kept the same (even using very similar wording), only the order differing, or the authors decided to change the order according to their own narrative.
For me, the issue of God commanding genocide in Deuteronomy made me realize that the Bible can't possibly be 'true' in the way that most conservative Christians say.
Noted: On September 20, 2:01 pm, Marxist Hacker 42, discussed the Anarchist Cookbook and ways to overcome security measures at airports. Please keep under close supervision.
I have also had problems with 5.1 surround sound. This weekend I spent a few hours working with nforce and sound blaster on Ubuntu and never got it working. I also don't see how it is anyone but the company's fault, unless you fault the distros and user for not pressuring vendors to provide more support. Perhaps a company should take a second step and move towards an Apple like strategy of having strict control over the hardware environment.
What sort of data plan do you have? I am with ex-cingular/att, and they charge me $0.10 for every text message that I receive and send. Some of their data plans include text messages I believe.
I don't think that it is related to the article. But my/boot partition was hosed as well recently. I had been doing several things on my box, so I was not sure if it was an update. You made me think that perhaps it was.
I really do appreciate your efforts and desire to do this the democratic way. If I had mod points, I would mod you up, but I think that $800 go a lot farther than a letter to congress. I hate to say it, I really do.
Just a quick clarification. I don't know if it technically syncs with Google. You can subscribe to Google calendars and show it in Sunbird, you can create events in Sunbird that will write to Google calendar, but it does not keep the information in Sunbird if you are offline and any changes that are made offline are not later transferred to Google calender. It is still handy, but only if you are online.
Peace...
Thanks for the link, I found it very informative. After reading the article, I wondered if it would be possible to install this in a large office building, everyone sharing each other's hardware. Just a thought.
Doesn't the fan drive you crazy? I have an XPC and I cannot find a way to keep the annoying fan from running about half the time. That is probably my biggest complaint.
Perhaps you could add citations. I have noticed that a lot of right-wingers just regurgitate Rush or something. So please, cite her saying that she wants to "surrender to Islamic Terrorists." As long as you just repeat talking points, you only sicken democracy.
I am somewhat cynical, but I wonder if hotmail intentionally lets some spam get through. I only use hotmail for msn messenger (I feel the need to explain to/. that it is because most of my friends are on it). I always get a popup advising me that I have mail in my inbox. By going to hotmail and deleting the spam, I have to look at their page and ads (if I didn't have adblocker). I think I have seen a total of three spam messages in my year or two with yahoo and gmail. Hotmail is at least three a day.
Peace--
Perhaps this comment would have been better if you qualified it at the beginning, "while I realize that this may benefit a great number of people, and while I realize that a great majority of children in third world countries have no more desire to harm people than children in wealthy countries..." Otherwise, your comment appears to be demeaning, classist and somewhat ignorant. Sure, let's just keep them poor and not give them any means or power to overcome it. Who knows what THEY will do with that sort of power.
You are probably a decent person, but please have more sensitivity when posting something like the above.
I use Avast, and have had no problems. A couple of years ago it would mess up my system tray icons, but they seem to have solved that. If I am on my laptop and cannot connect to the internet, I get an annoying warning that the database could not be updated.
A couple of my co-workers have AVG and all of their emails have a tag that "this email is certified by AVG to be free of viruses" or something to that affect. It is really annoying. I don't know if there is a way to turn it off, I am never approached them about it.
I have thought about this as well. One conclusion with which I am very uncomfortable is that the democracy IS correct.
But then I remember that money, media and deception can cause problems in democracy. It would be interesting to see how more "noise" and an inaccurate representation of the situation affects these types of solutions.
Spending all of this money on Star Wars and other technologies without much concern for the results makes more sense as an offensive weapon instead of a defense system. The USAF talks a lot about total domination of Space. The defensive nature of this technology is a red herring.
I wish they would send out cd-rw's. Those of us that don't care to use the service could still advertise by using their disks. Seems like a win-win situation.
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For me, the simplest example of an error in the Bible is the order of the three temptations of Jesus in the Gospels. In Luke, the temptation at the temple is last. In Matthew, it is the second temptation. So, that leaves a couple of options--there were two distinct temptation events, with most of the details kept the same (even using very similar wording), only the order differing, or the authors decided to change the order according to their own narrative. For me, the issue of God commanding genocide in Deuteronomy made me realize that the Bible can't possibly be 'true' in the way that most conservative Christians say.
Speaking of breaking all the time, a friend named a mainframe Linda Lovelace because it sucked so much and went down on you all the time...
that is very pragmatic of you.
Just a hint, seeing that sig might be one of those reset inputs.
Perhaps the computer has achieved consciousness?
Right, just get of the women who aren't up to standard.
Ricer comes from rice, http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Ricer
I think not!!
I am surprised that 7734 is not on this list.
Noted: On September 20, 2:01 pm, Marxist Hacker 42, discussed the Anarchist Cookbook and ways to overcome security measures at airports. Please keep under close supervision.
I have also had problems with 5.1 surround sound. This weekend I spent a few hours working with nforce and sound blaster on Ubuntu and never got it working. I also don't see how it is anyone but the company's fault, unless you fault the distros and user for not pressuring vendors to provide more support. Perhaps a company should take a second step and move towards an Apple like strategy of having strict control over the hardware environment.
What sort of data plan do you have? I am with ex-cingular/att, and they charge me $0.10 for every text message that I receive and send. Some of their data plans include text messages I believe.
I don't think that it is related to the article. But my /boot partition was hosed as well recently. I had been doing several things on my box, so I was not sure if it was an update. You made me think that perhaps it was.
The main complaint is that should a problematic driver be able to cause a system failure like that?
I really do appreciate your efforts and desire to do this the democratic way. If I had mod points, I would mod you up, but I think that $800 go a lot farther than a letter to congress. I hate to say it, I really do.
Just a quick clarification. I don't know if it technically syncs with Google. You can subscribe to Google calendars and show it in Sunbird, you can create events in Sunbird that will write to Google calendar, but it does not keep the information in Sunbird if you are offline and any changes that are made offline are not later transferred to Google calender. It is still handy, but only if you are online. Peace...
Thanks for the link, I found it very informative. After reading the article, I wondered if it would be possible to install this in a large office building, everyone sharing each other's hardware. Just a thought.
Doesn't the fan drive you crazy? I have an XPC and I cannot find a way to keep the annoying fan from running about half the time. That is probably my biggest complaint.
Perhaps you could add citations. I have noticed that a lot of right-wingers just regurgitate Rush or something. So please, cite her saying that she wants to "surrender to Islamic Terrorists." As long as you just repeat talking points, you only sicken democracy.
I am somewhat cynical, but I wonder if hotmail intentionally lets some spam get through. I only use hotmail for msn messenger (I feel the need to explain to /. that it is because most of my friends are on it). I always get a popup advising me that I have mail in my inbox. By going to hotmail and deleting the spam, I have to look at their page and ads (if I didn't have adblocker). I think I have seen a total of three spam messages in my year or two with yahoo and gmail. Hotmail is at least three a day.
Peace--
Perhaps this comment would have been better if you qualified it at the beginning, "while I realize that this may benefit a great number of people, and while I realize that a great majority of children in third world countries have no more desire to harm people than children in wealthy countries..." Otherwise, your comment appears to be demeaning, classist and somewhat ignorant. Sure, let's just keep them poor and not give them any means or power to overcome it. Who knows what THEY will do with that sort of power. You are probably a decent person, but please have more sensitivity when posting something like the above.
I use Avast, and have had no problems. A couple of years ago it would mess up my system tray icons, but they seem to have solved that. If I am on my laptop and cannot connect to the internet, I get an annoying warning that the database could not be updated. A couple of my co-workers have AVG and all of their emails have a tag that "this email is certified by AVG to be free of viruses" or something to that affect. It is really annoying. I don't know if there is a way to turn it off, I am never approached them about it.
I have thought about this as well. One conclusion with which I am very uncomfortable is that the democracy IS correct. But then I remember that money, media and deception can cause problems in democracy. It would be interesting to see how more "noise" and an inaccurate representation of the situation affects these types of solutions.
Spending all of this money on Star Wars and other technologies without much concern for the results makes more sense as an offensive weapon instead of a defense system. The USAF talks a lot about total domination of Space. The defensive nature of this technology is a red herring.
I wish they would send out cd-rw's. Those of us that don't care to use the service could still advertise by using their disks. Seems like a win-win situation.