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Comment Re:Many times, newer is actually better. (Score 1) 6

Different case, and applied to cars, we haven't advanced all that much ever since the introduction of crumple zones and the seat belt. Yes, we have ABS and ESP these days, but those are relatively small improvements.

Also keep in mind that if you can drive a car from the 50ties, you can drive one built in 2015, and inversely. Safely.

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Journal Journal: One year since XP OEL. 6

Do you realize that XP was EOLed exactly one year ago?
I know many XP machines still chugging around peacefully without problems: No XPcalypse happened. This entirely fits my predictions.

XP was a (had become) a mature operating system. I abhor the fetish of "newer is better" that reigns in our industry.

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Journal Journal: Found at a Catholic site 39

The legal impossibility of a Christian polity in America is formally declared in the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. The so-called 'free speech' and 'free exercise' clauses of the First Amendment are purely secular mandates. They are a rejection of the Catholic notion of the common good, mandating that there be no restraint whatsoever on things that damage souls and ultimately destroy the State itself. They grant as lawful precisely what many popes have called unlawful: unconditiona

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Journal Journal: nettin_pure: Gone?

nettin_pure seems to have stopped updating his journal. Sad; it was a constant in a changing Slashdot. It will be missed.

Comment Re:moof (Score 1) 9

Karl Marx viewed the Catholic Church as his biggest threat to subjugating the world to his version of "fairness". His acolytes are doing his bidding.

The attack on Christianity is no accident.

Comment Slashdot is broken again (Score 1) 10

I tried to comment on something about progress, then it claimed I was posting anonymously, logged me out, and when I logged back in the comment on progress was gone. I'm going to post my response anyway.

I think I finally found a big hole in all human progress. Human beings are short term thinkers. That's why we base our transportation system on fossil fuels that can't be easily replenished; that's why "progressives" base their romantic escapades on non-sustainable procreative strategies like serial adultery and homosexuality. That's why when the "scientific Green Revolution" came to Bali and overturned a few thousand years of theological agriculture to try to increase rice production, the whole ecology went out of whack.

No long term view. And that's why this Gleichschaltung, like all others before it, will fall.

My only question is, when will Northern Europeans in general realize that what they think is progress, is extremely short term thinking?

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Journal Journal: This is a test 4

I was just asked, on a comment, to prove that I was human.

I am logged in to slashdot.

This is a test to see if I can post in my journal without becoming anonymous.

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