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I’m on the Map
This is totally frivolous. I vaguely recall seeing the Google Street View car coming by sometime after we moved into our apartment. It was still cooler weather then. Recently I noticed that if you view my apartment on Google Maps … Continue reading
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Tagged google, internet, personal, photography
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Tech Talk: Can’t Get It
This morning I was cruising a news site. Right in the middle of reading different articles on the site, it suddenly stopped responding. I checked first at Down for Just Me?, a site that checks whether the server on the … Continue reading
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Tagged computers, internet, networking technology, open access
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Facebook Is Byzantine
Byzantine — 3. highly complex or intricate and occasionally devious It’s one of several different uses of the word, but this is the one to which I refer in regards to Facebook. It’s run by a petty lefty tyrant who … Continue reading
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Tagged censorship, idolatry, internet, social media
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Answering 09: An Application
“Truth makes its own path.” I have no idea where I heard that; I know I didn’t read it because there’s a voice attached to the memory. It’s not how I would say it, but it’ll do. I want to … Continue reading
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Tagged gamergate, internet, moral discernment, oppression, propaganda, technology
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The Fallacy of Activism
This is a postscript to Institutionalized Cowardice. I apologize in advance for the length, but I hunger and thirst for your freedom from deception. A major element in my enthusiasm for Glennon’s work is that it removed some mental blocks … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged divine justice, government, government bureaucracy, heart-mind, internet, moral discernment, peace, propaganda, psychology, resistance
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Just One
That’s all it takes. So long as just one person benefits from what I do, and I get enough feedback to know about it, I’ll keep doing this. Of course, as long as it’s this easy, I’d do it for … Continue reading
Posted in religion
Tagged blogging, heart-led, internet, ministry, oppression, politics, propaganda, resistance, virtual parish
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The Moral Duty to Adblock
The Internet is a much better place if you and I agree to block advertising in our browsers. We have that word from a former insider, one of the guys who designed the current intrusive tracking of advertising on the … Continue reading
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Tagged adblock, advertising, internet, malware
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Verbal Restraints
I want you to be free, including free to dispute what I say. Having you follow your own heart-mind leading will, in the long run, make my world a better place and improve my opportunities to glorify Christ. So the … Continue reading
Debian Desktop: Caching Nameserver (DNS)
Most people are vaguely aware that Windows by default includes a service that keeps track of your favorite sites and stashes the DNS reference (IP address) so it won’t have to keep asking for the same address. Even laptops do … Continue reading
Posted in computers
Tagged Debian Linux, DNS, internet, linux, XFCE desktop
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Morphing Reality
I’m not kidding; we are moving into a different civilization. There’s a lot of friction in human habits. We call it “custom and culture” but it amounts to that broad, almost unconscious comfort zone that is neither exactly what we … Continue reading
Posted in social sciences
Tagged civilization, culture, economics, internet, survival, technology, writing
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