At 12:13 AM 12/23/2005, Pat Robertson typed:
Because abortion has absolutely nothing to do with fairy tales?
Since when do you need to worship cloud men in order to determine if
you personally find aborting fetuses to be immoral? I really have
disgust for those who assume that only by
At 12:00 AM 23/12/2005, Jamie Furtner wrote:
Try something like
find /v remove_term inputfile.txt outputfile.txt
/v says take all lines NOT containing the string
FIND /? for all the options.
Jamie, you always have all the answers. Everytime I feel good about what I
know about the command
At 02:08 AM 23/12/2005, Gary VanderMolen wrote:
I applaud you for your pro-life stance.
But let's do a reality check. Of those who are anti-abortion, what percent
do you suppose are religious? I think it's very high, probably 80% or better.
What does that prove? That religious people are
At 02:23 AM 23/12/2005, Gary VanderMolen wrote:
1. You believe in God and he really exists. Outcome: You'll win big.
Unless he's a nasty bastard who decides to inflict painful cancer on you
and then you die while not in a state of grace and go to hell. You lose
big time and you believed for
At 03:13 AM 23/12/2005, Neil Atwood wrote:
We are dealing with matters of truth here. Either something is true or it
is not. There is discoverable truth about Jesus, because he was a real
historical figure, and therefore we can employ the same approach to
examining him and his claims as we do
What do you mean worshipped the wrong God?
There is only one
Mark Dodge
MD Computers
360-772-2433
And you're forgetting:
5. You believe in god, and live your life by his rules, but when you die,
it turns you worshipped the wrong god, and the one you meet kicks you into
hell because
At 09:16 AM 23/12/2005, Mark Dodge wrote:
What do you mean worshipped the wrong God?
There is only one
Not according to a heck of a lot of religions. The idea that there is only
one god is a new and untested theory.
And even if there is only one, if the Jews are right, then the
Have a machine that I want to upgrade the graphics card in. I'm pretty sure
that I want a 6600GT AGP for it. What brands is everyone recommending?
Thanks,
Bobby
[merry|happy] [christmas|hannukah|kwanzaa|winter solstice|new
years|humbugging]
Here's to the best god we ever made.
http://masterhit.dyndns.org/paradise.mp3
Al
Thanks Chris,
The server does not have a firewall. Do not have one that will run on W2KServer.
I'll read the link sent and see if there is something else I missed. I did
read the faqs link
from the error page. It shows a table of WinUpdate supported sw. I noticed
that W2KServer
was not
Thanks Greg. I know they are all pretty much run off of the reference
design. But some are loud, some are of poor quality, etc. That's kind of
what I was looking for.
I will keep the dual DVI in mind. Right now, I do not have any LCDs. Does
dual DVI also output standard VGA?
Thanks,
Bobby
Here is one for the Evolution crowd:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/10574901/from/RS.1/
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Yup, sorry I was looking at both and linked the 5120 instead of the
900. It was the 900 I was ranting about.
On 12/23/05, warpmedia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is the modem I have and there is no router or wireless built in.
Best bet is it + a Linksys wrt54Gs V3 or less w/ either Sveasoft
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1. You believe in God and he really exists. Outcome: You'll
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Satan's angels out of commission. Then he looks deep into the heart of
each
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Even the most learned psychologists
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What do you mean worshipped the wrong
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While it's true that very few
They could have added more combat scenes for Summer Glau, man that girl
can move! Also I was shocked when it was revealed where reavers came from.
The western/scifi may have been why it flew under my radar on TV
originally but was pleasantly surprised after viewing all the eps. Still
might
Commodore back in the Game?
http://digg.com/technology/Commodore_back_in_the_Game_
Thanks for the tip, I've been waiting for this one and look forward to
seeing it. @:D
Chris Reeves wrote:
For those that have already picked up Serenity (and if you haven't, you
should at least give it a rental, one of the better Sci-Fi flicks in a
while) here's something cute worth noticing:
If you ask ten people who don't go to church if they consider themselves
religious and/or believe in god, I'll bet most would say yes. But if that
is actually true, why are they so anti-religious in their daily
actions? I'm guessing most people either feel they MUST say they are
religious,
6. You believe in god just to cover your ass (they way most people
do.) He exists, you die, and he says Sorry, CYA actions aren't
covered. You go to hell.
I agree with that scenario. Outward appearance doesn't count.
By their fruits ye shall know them.
I brought up Pascal's Wager not
Gary VanderMolen wrote:
If you ask ten people who don't go to church if they consider
themselves religious and/or believe in god, I'll bet most would say
yes. But if that is actually true, why are they so anti-religious in
their daily actions? I'm guessing most people either feel they MUST
At 09:07 AM 12/23/2005, you wrote:
They could have added more combat scenes for Summer Glau, man that
girl can move! Also I was shocked when it was revealed where reavers came from.
The western/scifi may have been why it flew under my radar on TV
originally but was pleasantly surprised after
I'd like to think that if God is real he made the Universe into a giant
petri dish just to see what would result and I seriously doubt he gives a
Rat's ass about you and me personally. On the level of species he might
find the Human Race mildly interesting. @:D
Looking at the universe, it's
Ok, I find this direction interesting. Is there any proof of the existance
of Jesus other than the Bible?
There was at least one contemporary historian, Flavius Josephus, who
mentioned Jesus. There were thousands of eye witnesses whose lives
were changed and who went out and told those
I don't know why scientists think it helps to prove evolution because
there is only a 4 percent difference between human and
chimpanzee DNA. It's called economy of design. Why reinvent
the wheel each time?
There's only a one atom difference between harmless carbon
dioxide and deadly carbon
Merry Christmas.ho, ho,
ho
Jeff, Johanna,
and little Sophie(the mutt)
Ok, I find this direction interesting. Is there any proof of the existence
of Jesus other than the Bible?
Heaven's yes.
Gary has mentioned Josephus (Jewish, and opposed to Jesus' claims), but there
are numerous other historical contemporaries who referred to and wrote about
Jesus - eg: the
Look, this thread needs to die asap.
I feel that if this is something you and others want to set up and
maintain, go for it.
At 12/22/2005 06:59 AM, Stan Zaske wrote:
Hey Jim, how do you feel about a Hardware Group [EMAIL PROTECTED] team? @:D
Jim Edwards wrote:
that we have going on now.
The list should tend to stuff like
At 12:50 PM 12/23/2005, you wrote:
Look, this thread needs to die asap.
Thank you!
Ditto. Can we just ban those that do not heed? :)
Marked -OT- or not, this one had no place on this list. Shame on everyone.
I have a new build on a new MSI K8N Neo-V Socket 754 NVIDIA nForce3 250. I
have flashed it to the latest BIOS.
It runs fine until I put in a Promise TX2 Ultra 133 with drives.. This PCI
Promise TX2, with it's drives, was working fine in the previous board, I
pulled it out, put it in the MSI
You're missing voodoo magic.
Seriously. I've used Promise TX2 cards in several computers...they are just
straight up flaky to begin with. Usually I can find a drive configuration
that will appease it, but recently I've just started putting my drives on
other (GbitE) computers.
Greg
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Marked -OT- or not, this one had no place on this list. Shame on everyone.
Apparently you're not familiar with the traditions of this list.
Most OT threads are allowed to run three days, after which
the moderator calls a halt. In the mean time, you can configure
your email client to ignore the
At 03:49 PM 12/23/2005, you wrote:
You're missing voodoo magic.
Seriously. I've used Promise TX2 cards in several computers...they are
just straight up flaky to begin with.
That's odd, I have used them for years and this is the first time I have
ever had a problem.
Usually I can
Any chance you have a drive on that card with a primary, active partition,
and a drive in your new PC with a primary, active partition?
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Any chance you have a drive on that card with a primary, active partition,
and a drive in your new PC with a primary, active partition?
no, only one active, and everything else is being setup as it was before... in
a stable working setup. But I have checked everything a couple of times, and
I should clarify--I've found they are flaky on anything other than Intel
chipsets.
Well, it was running just fine on a VIA chipset in a Tyan Tiger dual P3, but it
probably does have something to do with the chipset.
The whole purpose of the machine is to run a lot of PATA drives. It will
I have the same Promise Ultra133TX2 controller, but do not use it in as
extensive a system. However, you may wish to visit the Promise site and get the
latest drivers for it (b43, I believe). There may even be a new bios for the
card
depending on how old you card is. Mine dates to 1999.
Best,
About what I was going to check, see if there is a newer BIOS for the
Promise. Also, any chance your MSI motherboard is overclocked, even a
little? Promise is really finicky about the bus must be 33Mhz.
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On 23 Dec 2005 at 18:13, Neil Atwood wrote:
One thing is very, very clear: Jesus claimed to be the incarnate Son
of God, and any other conclusion as to his nature and role was
unacceptable to him. So, if you want a discussion about that, we have
to start there and use the best source material
About what I was going to check, see if there is a newer BIOS for the Promise.
good idea but not in three years
Also, any chance your MSI motherboard is overclocked, even a little? Promise
is really finicky about the bus must be 33Mhz.
I am not familier with this board but I thought I
This thread needs to end.
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A great example is President Bush. We would not be
This is exactly right! We are all hypocrites saying what our peers
expect of us so that we may belong to the tribe. Sad to say but true! @:(
Sam Franc wrote:
Gary VanderMolen wrote:
If you ask ten people who don't go to church if they consider
themselves religious and/or believe in god,
Earth is like a precious jewel on a sheet of black velvet! No matter how
many other life-bearing planets there are in the Universe there is
certainly no other exactly like it. That makes us rather precious as
well. Too bad we can't see the forest for the trees. @:|
Gary VanderMolen wrote:
Don't you think you just invalidated your argument by pointing out the
fact that Humans and Chimps are almost the same? In fact, Humans and
Chimps are genetically closer than Chimps and Gorillas or Gorillas and
Orangutans. How can we call ourselves divine when we clearly are animals
ourselves?
Well, Merry Christmas to you too! Why don't you ban yourself if you
can't handle the fact that others may not share your viewpoint on
everything. How very Republican and Conservative Christian of you to
exclude those who don't bow down to you and fall into line like good
little troopers!
I'd say it's been 3 days myself. Merry Christmas to all! @:D
Wayne Johnson wrote:
At 04:37 PM 12/23/2005, Greg Sevart typed:
Marked -OT- or not, this one had no place on this list. Shame on
everyone.
Why this OT thread is any different than the other OT threads is beyond
me but I suspect
Go to the Promise web site and download the last TX2 Ultra 133 BIOS and
driver for your card and that may be all there is to it. I recently did
the same for my TX2 Ultra 100 and saw a definite improvement in
performance. @:D
Winterlight wrote:
I have a new build on a new MSI K8N Neo-V
At 11:08 PM 12/22/2005, you wrote:
I stand somewhat corrected in that after coming in from work tonight
and having Firefox running all day it is now using 56,624k. So it
does eat memory albeit an insignificant amount in my case. Are you
sure you guys are using the latest version? @:D
I'm
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