I knew the key arguments they typically used, and had some counters from that. Having actually read the bible helped pointing some passages in the book to them that they probably never heard from in their church.
But that was in school, 40 years ago, the paper I had written that made me collect the knowledge was a typical school paper. Written, graded, forgotten about.
That was a school paper. Never published, only reviewed and graded by my catholic RE teacher and thrown out with the school stuff 40 years ago.
I was able to counter their arguments with rather blunt force, and had to show them some parts in the bible they had never seen before. But don’t ask me about details - that was over 40 years ago…
I got visited by Jehovas Witnesses. I had just learned enough about their playbook and how to deal with it (I wrote a paper about this topic just a few days before that). When they left (fled), the woman witness was crying.
Mum’s always right.
More like “imaginary profits”…
It was never there. It was just dreams and imagination.
No.3 in the 9-track or the 10-track version?
In the first, no.3 is Time, in the latter its On the Run.
One of the many architectural hghlights of that city. You’ll have a hard time running out of image-worthy buildings in that city: the cube houses, markthal, centraal, whatever. And if you get sick of modern stuff, head over to Kinderdijk for the windmills.
That’s what i said: the right tool for the right job.
See that you get a solid VPN bridge, much better than trying to fix a ton of different services if things go awry.
There is no “most versatile programming language”. That is a myth.
The choice of a programming language for a project depends on the projects requirements. It could be a script language like Python, PHP, JS, or even Perl or Bash. Or something compiled like C, C++, Rust, or even Pascal or Prolog. It always depends on the project.
Heck, if you have to build something sticking to a COBOL or FORTRAN system, using anything else would probably a stupid idea in the first place.
So if anyone tells you “Programming language X is the one and only solution for everything”, it is more an admission of a severe lack of knowledge and experience.
Ask yourself: is there any service that really, really needs to be public? Or is this only about availability for you or a very limited group (family, friends), which could be implemented via a VPN solution?
Does it really work, or do birds still crash into the windows, misjudging the small dots for insects?
“She” could be a generic model AI’d or Photoshopped into a church she has never seen or even been near to. That’s how advertizing works.
We had a woman raising a stink because her pictures were used in a large national campaign about incontinence.
Short answer: No.
Long answer: Hell, no!
Yep. They happily send two, three, or five thousand bytes images instead of maybe 50 bytes of text. The worst have that image in the centermost 20%, and black emptyness at the top and bottom from the screenshot they took instead of just copying the text.
Downvote for being too lazy to type those few words in.
You could get a lot of rather inexpensive work done if you just put all ICE and DOGE criminals in chain gangs.