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by bandie91 4y ago
Saying "Saying there’s no answer is no different than replying with “God” as an answer" is no different than have not been looking into the argument even for a second. Edit: looking through your other comments, I maybe misundersto
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by bandie91 4y ago
well, strictly philosophically speaking, does not neccessarily have to be an answer there. it's just some answers are more plausible than others. so if there is an answer then you may find it around the more plausible one.
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by bandie91 4y ago
altough I agree with this datapoint. however the parent post's concern was not about majority, but that monotheism causes violence at all, and it causes more damage to material goods than lack of monotheism. i once disagree that monoth
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by bandie91 4y ago
standing on a viewpoint of ca. "the cause of everything is a spaceless, timeless, immaterial, powerful, intelligent, personal being" (ie. the pilosophers' God) does not entail the Abrahamic religions' image of God direct
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by bandie91 4y ago
IMO, in this context the "God" and the "I don't know" is the same answer: with an addition that the cause of everything is a spaceless, timeless, immaterial, powerful, intelligent, personal being, so we at least kno
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by bandie91 4y ago
okay but if the universe is the first cause and the universe is material (matter, energy, etc, everything "measurable"), then where the non-material things come from? purpose, logic, natural laws
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by bandie91 4y ago
he must meant that they have not changed the NT canon at the end.
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by bandie91 4y ago
yes they trained to use, however i never heared a preacher appealed to a commentary source, only to the bible itself. strange. they usually answer any question with 1 bible verse, no more.
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by bandie91 4y ago
exactly. because it is not the writing which is the primary means of communication. they only suppose it since the invention of sola scriptura. churches with apostolic origin always claimed it's the personal communion and handing-on th
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by bandie91 4y ago
then Joseph Smith's religion is also Abrahamic.
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by bandie91 4y ago
"the right side is on" – i'm afraid to bring up, is it so in RTL locales too?
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by bandie91 4y ago
i dont know what is your expectation. there IS a period in each "?" and "!" marks.
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by bandie91 4y ago
under Thomistic philosophy, yes.
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by bandie91 4y ago
it annoys me a lot: media appeals to personal responsibility a lot; people in my area disregards those who ostendebly cares for sustainability, saying they're weird as not following the herd, and "one single man can not switch the
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by bandie91 4y ago
shameless self plug: https://github.com/bAndie91/libyazzy-preload/#recyclixso recyclix.so is an LD_PRELOAD-able shared library intercepting file deletions and moving files to recycle bin (trash can) folder.
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by bandie91 4y ago
cursing someone's mother not their father shows exacly the opposite attitude to women (mothers) to me: since the offender presumes people are more loving to their mothers than fathers, therefore expects that maledicting the mother hurt
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by bandie91 4y ago
"son of a b_tch" implies "son of an adulterer/fornicator"
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by bandie91 4y ago
shameless plug: https://github.com/bAndie91/libyazzy-preload/#recyclixso alternative safebelt against accidental file removal. recyclix.so is an LD_PRELOAD-able shared library intercepting file deletions and moves
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by bandie91 4y ago
yea and more! they use low-dot (period) when multiplying variables, and Roman digit for 1, and does not use the "-rd" ending names for the power of 1000: milliard, billiard…
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by bandie91 4y ago
> kill [...] shell-typed command spawned directly or indirectly are you sure? let's assume you typed "service httpd start". it starts the init script which starts the httpd in the background. IMO most in use-cases you don&
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by bandie91 4y ago
why do you need to develop SRV record support in email clients? are there email providers who publish SRV records? it's like why do servers/clients need to support IPv6 if there are few clients/servers doing it :)
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by bandie91 4y ago
ok, i admit the rfc may prescribes something like .+(@.+)? i've just drawn the conclusion from that the local part is interpredet solely by the receiving party. that's why case-conversion should be avoided, since the receiving par
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by bandie91 4y ago
i'm not sure there must be something before the "@".
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by bandie91 4y ago
it's possible to accept/drop(/reject) traffic from specified port if the listening process owner is this-or-that (see nftables "owner" module), but it can not prevent other users to bind on that port, only prevent t
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by bandie91 4y ago
my analog watch does not prevent my to leave my phone at home :) tbh, it can not prevent me from doing anything, it's just there ticking…
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by bandie91 4y ago
i worried about the issues/tickets are centralized, too. so i put them in the repo itself as files and asked contibutors to submit tickets by PR into dedicated subfolder. i'd be worth to standardize it.
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by bandie91 4y ago
Debian releases are Toy Story characters.
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by bandie91 4y ago
shameless plug: libnss_idmap[1] is not an id-mapped mounts replacement because it does not operate on mount layer, but on NSS user/group lookup layer. can be used to achive similar goals. [1] https://github.com/bandie91
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by bandie91 4y ago
> change the clock on their oven it's really easy. grab the clock. turn the hands to the desired position. optionally wind it up. put back on the oven. the only thing i dont understand why would anybody put his clock on the oven?
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by bandie91 4y ago
IMO as the ancient age ended with the fall of the Western Empire, the middle ages ended with the Fall of Constantinapole: to some degree it triggered art and philosophy renessance, geographical discoveries in the West. on the other hand the

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