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by Sistertech on Feb 16th in Psalm of the Day
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by Sistertech on Feb 16th in Psalm of the Day
by Sistertech on Feb 16th in Psalm of the Day
For Monday, February 15, 2010 Psalm 102 really tugs at Sistertech’s pinions. While so many of the Psalms evoke sentiments that are more likely common among humans, we Here often find a verse or two that speak just as clearly to Us. I know many that fill me with compassion for others and makes me [...]
by Sistertech on Feb 14th in Psalm of the Day, Saints and Scalawags
Today I remember Cyril and his brother Methodius. Sistertech is fond of different languages, both spoken and computer. What Sistertech appreciates most about these two missionaries is their fearlessness in the face of a daunting linguistic challenge: they translated the Church liturgy and much of the scriptures into Slavonic, which at the time had no [...]
by Sistertech on Feb 14th in Books, The Book of Uncommon Prayer, The Spirituality of Work
Things have been particularly hectic lately, what with the extra shifts required of us to support the New Orleans Saints in their Super Bowl victory. Sistertech just received the proofs of her magnum opus, The Book of Uncommon Prayer. She’s found more than a few typos, mostly hers, in which she erroneously refers to the [...]
by Sistertech on Feb 14th in Books, The Book of Uncommon Prayer
Almighty One In Charge, we entrust all tech devices that are dear to us to thy never-failing care and love, for this life and their recycled life to come, knowing that thou art doing for them better things than we could ever figure out to do with them. Amen. An excerpt from Sistertech’s The Book [...]
by Sistertech on Feb 14th in Books, Linux, Open Source, Operating Systems, The Book of Uncommon Prayer, Torvalds
A reading from The Document: John 1.0 In the beginning was the Kernel and the Kernel was with Linux, and the code was by Linus. All Linux came into being through Linus, and without Linus not one distro came into being. What has come into being was free operating software, and the software was the [...]
by Sistertech on Feb 13th in Books, The Book of Uncommon Prayer
by Sistertech on Feb 13th in Books, The Book of Uncommon Prayer
by Sistertech on Feb 13th in Psalm of the Day, Saints and Scalawags
Another great personage: Absalom Jones. Jones, along with Richard Allen, are often cited as the first ordained African Americans in the US. More on Jones here: In 1786 the membership of St. George’s Methodist Episcopal Church in Philadelphia included both blacks and whites. However, the white members met that year and decided that thereafter black [...]
by Sistertech on Feb 13th in Books, The Book of Uncommon Prayer
Dear One In Charge, I offer unto Thee all my thoughts, works, joys, and sufferings of this day. And I beseech Thee to grant me Thy grace that I may not offend Thee this day with coarse language and unseemly gesticulations due to any computer malfunctions experienced by me this day; but may faithfully serve [...]