Corn is no place for a mighty warrior!
chatokun
joined 2 years ago
I listen to Knowledge Fight, a podcast debunking Alex Jones in a more complete full episode format rather than clips. Most news sources skip how fucked up Alex Jones is about religion. He claims to hear both the devil and God talking to him, believes he has prophetic dreams, believes demons are both among us and extraterrestrial in nature.
A ton of what he believes is what "God told him", and he also prompts stochastic terrorism by saying you'll know when God tells you its time to get the guns. He says shit like "'Vengence is mine sayeth the LORD'... but we are also tools of God."
People who "hear" God are either mentally ill, justifying their own biases, or usually, both.
There are some cats that will be both friendly and try to get in your house. Last place I lived I was the third roommate and one of them had a dog. I went outside to meet someone who warned me she was petting a very friendly cat outside. As soon as I opened the door it beelined for the door. I apologetically closed it, a d it decided ro get pets from me instead. Wish I could have helped it, but my roommates later told me it's a neighborhood cat and gets lots of food etc from peopl3.
Welcome to philosophy... I think.
Ex-JW here; they wouldn't do it. Jesus needed to do it to show a metaphor or something, but as he is the better model blah blah, no need to copy exactly.
Digital cameras have them too. I have multiple digital mirror less cameras with multiple lenses. Even if you choose only cell phone cameras, they have apertures as well, though most are fixed.
#SPORTS! AHHHH!! YOU'LL BE GOOD AT THEM!
Oh man thank you. I wasn't getting it because my knowledge of Star Trek isn't that complete amd I was trying to figure out if this was a plot hole between i387 and i338, which I guess are actually 1387 and 1398.
Baccano spoilers! (Well, ocean, not the trench).
Oh, absolutely. Especially the second one. I won't go into too much detail but the company I work for has a virtual desktop service. 4GB is the cheapest, and it shows performance wise. Still, 4GB at least works. We used to have something like 80GB as the C: drive, but we had to force most clients to ~120gb at the minimum, since just windows, office, and updates eat all that up, especially if cached mode got involved for email.
Going back to RAM, personally I would suggest a minimum of 8-16gb for Windows, and I personally use 64Gb. If you want to know why I'm not on Linux yet, mostly the switch would be a bit of an effort to do and I'm not ready to do it yet. I doubt I'll get another Windows version though.
You can get around the requires internet thing (at least the one for the OOBE, not sure if it forces the issue later) and in the same token the Microsoft account requirement. Of course, it's very difficult to do and obscure knowledge, plus they may be trying to force the issue in 12, so the point stands.
Now take off your top and get killed by Greg Kinnear.