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by rrauenza 10y ago
...and the same definition of "prosperity gospel"?
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I'd never read the wiki on it, and was pleased to see a criticism section: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prosperity_theology#Criticism Mainstream evangelicalism has consistently opposed prosperity theology as h
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by rrauenza 10y ago
That's a pretty wide brush you're painting with, there. There isn't just "one" modern Christian theology.
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It's a little black magic -- didn't have time to completely research (this is a home NAS system.) I believe there was a bug in the clear space cache. This could cause the system to think it didn't have free blocks... you&#x2
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At the time of the system build, ZFS was user space only on CentOS7 if I recall.
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I've been using btrfs since about 2014 on CentOS7. I only use it with mirroring+compression. No snapshots. I mostly went with it for data scrubbing and compression. My experience has been mixed, but haven't had any data loss.
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by rrauenza 10y ago
I don't agree with Ebert, but it is subtler than that. You get to choose how to interpret the art, but it is still presented as the 'auteur' intended. In a movie context, you don't get to pick and choose what scenes you
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> If there are a few examples of video games as sublime art, then I think that establishes the medium as art. The movie Doom is abysmal, and yet the late Roger Ebert would put that on a higher plane than these great examples? That seems
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I believe my wife (as did many others) responded to Ebert's blog entry years ago with that exact example. He mentions Shadow of the Colossus it in a response: http://www.rogerebert.com/rogers-journal/okay-kids-pl
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I've worked in SV my entire career and I've met two. And their demographic profile wasn't at all what I expected.
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I don't know if you realize it, but you are conflating anti-immigration sentiments with racism.
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Yes, I agree (that its not fine, to be clear) -- I'm not even convinced he knew this particular reported was disabled because to him it's just an insignificant reporter's name on a page. His generic mocking just happened to
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Nixie Clock with Real Westminster Chimes(youtube.com)
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I don't think it is so much staying married as it is actively enabling him by working to discredit his accusers. She was an active participant in formulating the strategies to discredit them: http://www.nationalreview.com&#
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Another aspect I forgot is that the Clinton's have often been unnecessarily secretive. For example, they weren't forthcoming about her pneumonia. Some thought that even the email server was driven by a desire to be secretive, ev
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That's a gross simplification. It is used to shutdown opposing viewpoints, particularly on college campuses. https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2016/09/what-it...
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Off the top of my head ... whitewater, healthcare during Clinton presidency (people didn't think the first lady should have such a large role in public policy), Hillary demonizing Bill's female accusers, "landing under sniper
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I agree with most of the above sentiment, but there's a little more context to the mocking of the disabled reporter. He'd been using those motions to mock people (who are backpedaling) in general for quite some time: https:&#x2F
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by rrauenza 10y ago
I drive Foothill Expressway in Silicon Valley to work everyday. One of the weirdest things I noticed this election cycle was the near absence of Hillary bumper stickers. The lack of Trump ones, I understood. But when Obama ran, there were
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It seems to me there has been a very successful conflation of refugees, legal immigrants, and illegal immigrants. To be opposed to the last one paints one as opposed to all immigrants. I listened one day to a pro-trump Tawainese immigrant
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Teachers wearing body cameras to film unruly pupils(thetimes.co.uk)
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Google's new AI system unscrambles pixelated faces(theguardian.com)
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Ah! Good point, and also reminds me of the existence of this article: https://www.wired.com/2017/01/author-trumps-favorite-voter-f...
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> Even the more egalitarian House somewhat overrepresents the more sparsely populated states, [...] And then add gerrymandering to that!
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We should keep in mind as well that the campaigns play the game they are given -- to maximize electoral votes. There is an opportunity cost (the popular vote) to only campaigning in the swing states. For example, a large number of Hillary&
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Update: http://www.reuters.com/article/us-hongkong-china-billionaire... "Chinese billionaire whereabouts a mystery but denies abduction" "A missing China-born billionaire was quoted by state media on Tue
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There was another post today: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13529792
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I discovered this to my dismay when building a simple cutoff switch for my fish tank's pump. The pump would turn off/on, water would back flow into the reservoir, turning the pump back on. The pump cycling then caused waves to h
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by rrauenza 10y ago
I wonder what the relative smoking rates are... http://articles.orlandosentinel.com/2005-08-28/news/SMOKING_... Some researchers have hypothesized that America's obesity rate is somewhat correlated with dropp
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by rrauenza 10y ago
Don't know what to do with this awful clickbaity title. Maybe rename to just 'Hidden Voice Commands Could Hijack Your Phone'?

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