I’m sure you won’t get lost; nevertheless, I have provided the following so that you can clearly see just how much drivel I have stored here.
Articles
- Rise Of The Self-Centred Church
- Is there any point in the Christian Apologetics Ministry?
- Does the bible claim the earth is flat?
- Self-Righteousness in the Church
- Prayer and prayer meetings
- Are creation and evolution compatible?
- The cleverness of evolution
- The End Times
- The Nicolaitanes, Nimrod, and Babylon
- God, Father Christmas, and the Tooth Fairy
- Has God forgotten the Jews?
- The future of Israel according to Bible prophecy
- Facts & Evidence Against Evolution
- Giants, gods, evil spirits, and the Bible
- Evolution and Fear of Extinction
- Homosexuals and the Christian Church
- Christian Violence
- Updating a Religion
- Sin and Slaughter
- The Book of Revelation
- End Times Scripture
- Before and After – Les Chipperfield
- The harm done by grey squirrels in Britain
Linux / Open Source
- SMTPstoat – Open Source command line SMTP mailer
- FileSplit – Open Source command line file splitter
- Setting up quotas for users/groups on a Linux server
- Setting up a CVS server on Linux, accessing via Windows over SSH
- Microsoft, both follower and leader
- Microsoft admits power of bundling
- WinFS is not a file system!
- Trustworthy Computing in 2002
Linux, Open Source, & anti Microsoft news
- Google is winning in education, but Apple and Microsoft are battling for market share
- Update now! Microsoft’s March 2019 Patch Tuesday is here
- Micosoft’s new Skype for Web no longer supports ChromeOS or Linux
- Microsoft officially becomes first major cloud provider in Africa
- New Elisa Project Focuses on Linux In Safety-Critical Systems
- Microsoft Edge lets Facebook run Flash code behind users’ backs
- Microsoft publishes security alert on IIS bug that causes 100% CPU usage spikes
- Next Windows update brings better Linux integration
- Down productivity tools: Microsoft Teams takes a Monday tumble
- It’s now 2019, and your Windows DHCP server can be pwned by a packet, IE and Edge by a webpage, and so on