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by oz 17y ago
One can live in hope...
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by oz 17y ago
He's so right about Tallis...I'm an atheist, and the Tallis Scholars' rendition of Allegri's 'Miserere' is simply breathtaking. I made sure it was played at my father's funeral last year September. He was a Christian minister. My father die
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by oz 17y ago
I haven't watched the video (I'm at work) but as a former Christian now turned atheist, I can tell you that when you grow up hearing that evolution is a 'diabolical conspiracy from the pit of hell', it's not very easy to question. I remembe
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by oz 17y ago
Some firewalls, like the open-source, FreeBSD based pfSense can operate in bridge mode, and thus not addressable via IP.
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by oz 17y ago
Security is illusionary, who would you rather be dependent on, your boss or your own wits ? I don't think you know just how right you are...I'm planning to quit my job at the end of the month do some 'hustling.' I trust my ability to inno
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by oz 17y ago
Thanks, I was wondering what Column Address Strobe had to do with interpreters
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by oz 17y ago
I've always thought of myself as being very lucky. When I was younger, I attributed this to the fact that my parents were Christians and that 'God was watching over us.' But in truth, my mind seems overwhelmingly to ignore the bad and remem
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by oz 17y ago
Hoisted by one's own petard...
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by oz 17y ago
I think my long-term strategy for dealing with this is to amass enough wealth to have more freedom of time to be able to do some of these things. Perhaps I'm naive. Time will tell. That's my strategy as well.
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by oz 17y ago
Will we now accept that 'spirituality' is a construct of matter?
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by oz 17y ago
Gotta love the T-shirt...
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by oz 17y ago
a heavily lawyer-bound society 'Litigious' is the word here. And no, you're not the only one wondering who neurotypical people survive.
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by oz 17y ago
Justification by faith, not works, right?
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by oz 17y ago
I'm a graphic designer, and plan to get started in web design next year.
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IPhone: 'Lots of People Making Small Money'(internetnews.com)
1 points by oz 17y ago|0 comments
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by oz 17y ago
Yes, but efficient farming is having a negative impact on the biosphere. Like with most issues, the question is "Where do we draw the line?" More info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organic_farming#Productivity_an... http://www.cnr.berkel
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by oz 17y ago
And pacemakers, perhaps?
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by oz 17y ago
You prick! You got me. Nice one.
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by oz 17y ago
http://artequalswork.com/2008/11/a-case-for-logic/
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by oz 17y ago
The Road To Gandolfo by Robert Ludlum
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by oz 17y ago
"It is a shift in perception so profound that the United States Congress could be presented with evidence of the unexpected strength and resilience of the human spirit and reject it without a single dissenting vote." Yes, I found it distu
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by oz 17y ago
Zihuatanejo, here I come! (Cue Thomas Newman soundtrack here)
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by oz 17y ago
When I was in grade 4 (Jamaica) some kids picked on me. I remember going home and making some concrete balls, about the size of a large grapefruit each. I put four in my bag and went to school the next day. I don't remember why I didn't har
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by oz 17y ago
Zed's damn right. I love free software as much as the next guy, but damn some people complain. If a man sits down and codes something, it's his decision to license it anyway he wants, and that includes NOT open sourcing it if he sees fit. P
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Government Web sites attacked; NKorea suspected(news.yahoo.com)
1 points by oz 17y ago|1 comments
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by oz 17y ago
I grew up without cable (rural Jamaica) but even I caught a few episodes of Enterprise... All things being equal, Earth Final Conflict was better...
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by oz 17y ago
"I once accidentally dropped a feeler gauge down into the crankcase of a Kawasaki Ninja that was practically brand new, while performing its first scheduled valve adjustment. I escaped a complete tear-down of the motor only through an opera
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by oz 17y ago
http://www.iwillnotdie.com/why-people-dont-like-smart-people...
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by oz 17y ago
True, but I think it's fair to say that most do. At least those that take their faith seriously. After all, Christ did tell us to look out for the signs of the end. And throughout history, Christians have have always tried to ascertain the
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by oz 17y ago
Thanks, I'm even happier for myself! I'm only 22, so I have my whole life ahead of me. I feel badly for the former ministers, theologians and missionaries etc. who, after dedicating 30 or 40 years to religion realize the irrationality. Ther

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