Lots of people say they follow various religions but then do none of the things it tells them to do. I don't take people's claims of faith seriously unless they back them up with corresponding action. Depending on surveys to measure faith is ignorant.

So you're saying birthright citizenship is biblical?

I still don't get why you guys don't understand you're increasing his cachet by saying his name all the time. You are making him more important every time you cry about his posting habits.

The way they have demonstrated they think other people should be treated.

Yes, followers of absolutely any religion are marks, but not all religions are created equal.

On the other hand all of the Abrahamic religions do suck. Judaism was developed to give Jews title to lands other people were living in already, and where they were never more than an ethnic minority. Christianity was developed in order to get rid of the Jews. Islam was created for basically the same reason as Judaism, just for a different group. It's all political.

It was a straw man because no one claimed what he said wasn't the case. You could just look up logical fallacies if you are confused about them.

Straw man

How many issues have sat in Windows for years or even decades before being found and addressed? You will NEVER KNOW because that information is a SECRET. You're acting like Linux isn't superior from a security standpoint when we all know it is, and it's sad. Bill Gates will never appreciate you.

Loads of severe vulnerabilities

No they don't. They regularly abandon devices with unfixed flaws, like everyone else.

Here's a plan, ban any routers where the system isn't FOSS with anti-tivoization.

I know, not gonna happen.

But it's the only rational solution.

Same for men.

No. There is always something which can be done. There is ALWAYS a process for handling exceptions. Apple support staff were unwilling to assist her. The management in the support team is also part of the support staff, although they probably think they're above it.

*may do it

I don't assume they will fail, but I also don't assume they will succeed.

There's no basis on which you should either.

They decided at Nicea that they are the same person. Due to the associative property, God is Jewish.

Is it your monitor, though? Isn't it your graphics card these days? The GPUs have had scalers which made it basically free for a bunch of years. I would notice a resolution change on the TV I use for a monitor, in fact I do notice them when they occur, and no matter what I watch or play that never happens automatically.

If you mean Windows 3.0, it was for the 286 and there was no power saving that wasn't vendor-specific. For example I have a GRiDPad 1910 and that has a sleep mode. If you mean a recognizable version of Windows NT, it was for the 386 and there was still no standard power saving.

The OS still had to prepare itself for sleep.

Yes, but Intel and Microsoft brought out APM in 1992. Their collaboration is a major reason why power management was bad on Linux for years. Microsoft wrote the tools that vendors used to make the tables for power management that went into the BIOS. These tools produced different tables for Windows and for other operating systems. Part of how Linux got to have working power management is that it just started claiming to be Windows, and getting access to working tables.