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Wide Open Access
You need to understand what we are up against, not to fear but to know how to fight. As noted yesterday, political agitation in meat space simply invites the attention of those who have no honor. Don’t get lost in … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged civilization, computers, internet, law, linux, Open Source software, oppression, propaganda, resistance, technology, TPP
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Encouraging Shepherds
We are at war, but our weapons are not as their weapons. All men and women can embrace the shepherd’s call of adulthood. The actions and internal motivations and mechanisms differ between the sexes, but the outcome is basically the … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged computers, culture, government, internet, mysticism, oppression, propaganda, resistance, technology, war
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Quantum Marketing
There is no virtue in suffering; the virtue is in recognizing suffering as wholly normal. Don’t make the mistake that has confused the entire course of Western Civilization in thinking that truth is an objective quality. Truth is a quality … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged business, civilization, culture, mysticism, peace, quantum reality, truth, western civilization
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Linux Ghost in the Machine
(Thinking out loud on a curriculum for migration to Linux…) Linux is inherently a CLI; it doesn’t run without a console. In yesterday’s post, we looked at the two primary implications of what it means when we say Linux is … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged computers, linux, technology
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Linux, Security and Control
Running Linux doesn’t merely put you in charge of things; it grants a sense of power you won’t easily get from Windows or Mac. But it’s really about the people involved. The primary reason Linux computers seldom get viruses is … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged community, computers, culture, education, linux, technology, windows
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Job 16
Do we tire yet of the endless back and forth between Job and his foolish comforters? We should tire even more quickly of Western theologians. They consistently fail to understand Job and, despite lip service to the contrary, end up … Continue reading
Virtual Doors Wide Open
I’m tired; I don’t want to work on computers any more. But I must. The motto for my computer ministry is: “Helping you to need less help.” If computers weren’t so complicated and took so much time, I would have … Continue reading
Posted in personal
Tagged compsec, internet, mysticism, technology
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Bits and Pieces 14
Sometimes the best you can get is broken. I can’t post on Facebook this morning. I can click a few “likes” if I use a plain text browser and log in via the mobile interface FB offers but I still … Continue reading
Posted in globalism
Tagged advertising, compsec, computers, culture, FB, government, internet, linux, NSA, oppression, resistance, technology
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More Busy Day
Today I worked on my own systems a bit. First, I now remember why I don’t like Mint: They have an irresponsible attitude about security and bug-fix updates coming from their upstream source, Ubuntu. You really have to go out … Continue reading
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Tagged computer ministry, computers, linux, technology, ubuntu
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Busy Day
This is what my posts look like when I’m too busy actually working to do a lot of deep contemplation. I fixed a Vista laptop being passed from elder to younger relative. Simple answer: First, unlock the Administrator account. Kill … Continue reading
Posted in computers
Tagged compsec, computer ministry, fitness, Registry cleaner, windows
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