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Pre-installing Linux

By On March 15, 2007 · Leave a Comment · In Everyday Life

Recently Dell has been in the news over the top suggestion on the new Dell IdeaStorm site: Pre-installing Linux on retail machines. Today Mark Shuttleworth wrote an article on the difficulties/reasons Dell, and other resellers, may not want to Pre-install Linux. I feel a serious issue has been overlooked in this entire [...]

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World Pi Day

By On March 14, 2007 · Leave a Comment · In Everyday Life

Thats right. Pi. 3.14159265358979323846264338327… Had its day, today. If only I hadn’t worn my Pi By Numbers shirt on Monday, oh irony .

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Bowling -> Left Handed Challenge

By On March 11, 2007 · 1 Comment · In Everyday Life

So, we, supposedly as youngies (see Jargon), went ten-pin bowling Saturday night. I thought I would be clever and try bowling left handed, I scored a mediocre 85, which I could blame on my lack of left handed dexterity. Anyway I’ve decided to challenge myself a little: I’m going to try being left handed [...]

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Transparency for Gods Light/Word!

By On March 6, 2007 · Leave a Comment · In Everyday Life

I spoke on Sunday afternoon about “Societies Perception of God”. My preposition, while perhaps Philosophically incomplete, was that the light/word of God shines through people, that is from God through Christians, into the world, and society perceives God by what the people who the light/word is shining through, allow to pass out into society.

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Global Warming etc…

By On March 6, 2007 · Leave a Comment · In Everyday Life

I posted before that I was getting to “it” with some posts from over the weekend. We can all see that never really happened. Life gets busy, thats all I can say. So, I wanted to comment on the recent buzz word(s) “Global Warming”. Serendipity, perhaps, but today the Daily Mail published an article “

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