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MrMcCall
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> There is nothing in this verse which says that property is to be expropriated for the purposes of assuring others a particular standard of living, and I don’t think you’ll be able to find one. You're right; we have the free will t
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This is the framework that encompasses all of God's commands, thus all proper behavior, for the benefit of one and all: Always love. Teach to always love. Never hate. Teach to never hate. We believe that Christ lived for our v
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Beautifully said. To expand on that beautiful theme: Animals compete, human beings cooperate. Animals take advantage of others, human beings care for others by helping them and protecting them from harm. May compassion rule our hearts for t
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As per what they call themselves, but to be of Christ is to follow his teachings of love. This is what they are, as per Matthew 25:40-45: 40 “The King will reply, ‘Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers an
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2y ago
BINGO!
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Let's hope we don't see any 'brown trout' in there :-) Seriously, though, I love a nice green algae for some good old oxygen. I just saw some all along the shore of a small tributary at a local park that had tons of litt
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2y ago
That's cool, but what I want is an ROV that will let me prowl around a lake or stream or the ocean and see what's in there. Of course, not getting snagged on something is a problem, as is losing power, as is murkiness, but I'
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Precisely. That's what we would do if we were billionaires. And that's precisely why we're not billionaires. I'm happy with my choices, though. They're merely confident and callous, but happiness will ever elude t
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2y ago
Yeah, eventually, but it may be a while.
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All your base pairs?
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Can't delete from backups, though.
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2y ago
But can it be isolated from the myriad of life floating around? I doubt that specificity would be economically profitable. The police did catch the Golden State Killer by scavenging a used coffee cup or somesuch, however.
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2y ago
> Doesn't matter Any time the microprocessor accesses memory for use as an int, it's a specific kind of int, meaning size and signedness, and the flags are adjusted properly as per the operation performed. > Strings in C are
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> nothing really has changed since the days of the theocracy democracy is God's Will, because all our free wills are equal, and we should work together in cooperation instead of against each other in competition theocracy based upon
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2y ago
your double negative implies confidence and confidence is the most effective quality he who knows himself and the enemy will not lose in 100 battles but who can foresee fate's fickle finger of luck?
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2y ago
Any form of positive community is helpful, religous or not. Just having caring neighbors is a boon to well-being.
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2y ago
Galactic search enabled ;-)
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2y ago
Yeah, having a community of people that love each other and can learn about one person's relative over here who might be a good match for another person's relative over there is a nice way to facilitate such networking. Of course,
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2y ago
> But changing human nature is a tough task. It is up to each of us to self-reflect and then make the effort to self-evolve. The key to this is doing so for the benefit/happiness of others. > There are dark fiction stories about
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Ok, sure. But I doubt that's a good practice. In fact, I can't possibly imagine it not being a horrible idea. So, I ask: what size and signedness of int? 1, 2, 4, 8? What if the string is of length 3, 2, 1, 0? Why bother with all
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Apology accepted. No worries. It's just that my post rate is severely limited, even to reply to people replying to me. I'm on some kind of naughty list in "the algorithm", which is something beyond dang's control, b
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2y ago
I don't care if it "can" be done, the results will be garbage unless you are very, very careful. And Javascript is garbage no matter how many people use it successfully, as I have done professionally.
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2y ago
Your profile says "just another C hacker". I learned C from reading K&R in the late 80s. Every C compiler I've worked with could output the code as assembler, so C is really a thin layer of abstraction that wraps assemble
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2y ago
But once you get down to the unit data values inside any of those aggregates, you're still dealing with either characters, ints, floats, strings, arrays, and they each have their own individual access patterns and, more importantly, mo
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He's no Bill Maher, friend. Tosh despises Trump, because Tosh has that surfer chill and believes in being kind. And I still think he's super funny, if not quite so edgy. His "WWJD rubber bracelet" bit has one of my favor
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> also a great dad, christian, and boxer Indeed. Very much so. You can learn more about him in this conversation one of his sons has with comedian Daniel Tosh, who's his neighbor and friend: https://www.youtube.com/w
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He was an affable and funny man, who also happened to be a boxing great. What made him so affable was his deep humanity and kindness. And the endorsement worked, for sure!
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Same here, and well said, friend. If you're interested in seeing an interesting conversation one of his sons has with brilliant comedian Daniel Tosh, where they talk about his legendary father, check out: https://www.youtube
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It's a great story, for sure, and I think I watched it live. The way he let his lead left jab linger to cover Moorer's eyes and then slipped in his hammer of a right to KHTFO was brilliant. But I'm partial to Billy Mills 1964
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Liars lie. That's what they do. It is our personal responsibility to learn what is true and what is false, and then hold both ourselves and our elected leaders to that standard. For the good of community, its citizens and visitors, and
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