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RHEL 7 Beta: Initial Test Drive (Updated)
(Note: This is not about server use, but desktop use and building custom packages for such use.) The long-awaited beta for RHEL 7 has arrived. You’ll have to wade through some stuff to get an account so you can apply … Continue reading
Conspiracies Abounding
All government is a conspiracy; people conspire to hold power over others because we wouldn’t call it “government” if some small group were not exercising authority over others. Let’s unpack this. The Internet has done more to place information in … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged government, internet, mission, mysticism, psychology, resistance
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Limited Liability
In quantum morality, we each carry a limited liability. The trick is to learn the limits, not mythologize them. Yesterday was my run day, but with the route still buried under ice and snow, I took it to the gym. … Continue reading
Posted in prophecy
Tagged family, game, mysticism, propaganda, psychology, quantum reality, religion, spirituality
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Truth Needs No Defense
First, take a moment to play out in your mind all the different meanings of the title of this post. Right here in Oklahoma, we have a monument to the Ten Commandments on state property. It’s been there since last … Continue reading
Posted in prophecy
Tagged government, law, mysticism, propaganda, religion, spirituality, Western Christian
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Shepherd Tough
We are shepherds; we exult in our toughness. Not that we idolize the little engine that could, but we each seek to be the little engine that would. It is not the toughness of “we can do it” but of … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged leadership, mission, mysticism, peace, spirituality, toughness
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Outline of CompSec
It’s Sunday and the prophet has a burden to share: Learn how to surf the Net safely. Most Internet users are not sufficiently paranoid, and they leave way too many doors open for the kind of activity they engage. Most … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged browsers, compsec, computers, internet, linux, search engine, technology, windows
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Job 19
For once, Job comes close to a direct answer to their accusations. Yet, because he uses reverse wording, most Western commentators miss the point. Again, Job does not accuse God of injustice. Rather, he warns his visitors that if they … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged human reason, Job, mysticism, peace, propaganda, religion, scripture
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Linux on a Toshiba Satellite C855D-S5104 (Updated)
This thing is pretty low spec, starting with a dual-core 1.3Ghz processor. It comes with Win8 and I would personally never tolerate that on any of my computers. While I am capable of helping my clients set theirs up and … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged centos, computers, debian, linux, radeon driver, redhat, scientific linux, software, suse
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