Guruzilla's /var/log/knowledge-junkie["the chatter of a missionary sysadmin"]d,na- September 28, 2006 I hate fsckin' ZF-Jvaqbjf: "Warning! Using this remote administration tool will do something totally irrational, and completely the opposite of making the change locally! Decline to be rectally wirebrushed No Yes" And people wonder why I joke about not having grey hairs before I went into this business...http://www.journalscape.com/guru/2006-09-28-14:29/ mmm, apocalypse...- September 20, 2006 Tonight, went off to try the first episode of Bible study with the Orthodox. Noticed, more strongly than ever before, a kooky resemblance, forcing me to ask: Separated at birth This guy -- and this guy Spooky, no Since the phrase "already not yet" figures prominently in this book...! So tonight it was Apocalypse! With the Orthodox! This is quite as much fun as you might think it (okay, probably more...). But it was quite a straightforward reading an interpretation of the text. In fact,.http://www.journalscape.com/guru/2006-09-20-21:42/ eat more rage -- it puts a fire in your belly!- September 19, 2006 When you're a sysadmin by practice (irrespective of title), you find that God gives the gift of rage every day. It is a fire which may come down and consume all at any time. the fire staves off despair, and throws the followers of falsehood (vendors, spammers, misbehaving hardware) into confusion and panic. Today's occasion for rage is the TO DO function of Ybghf Abgrf, synced with a Cnyz, via Ybghf RnflFlap. Now, a TO DO list is surely not rocket science. In fact, it's probably one of...http://www.journalscape.com/guru/2006-09-19-20:09/ 'people in this world, they have no place to go'- September 17, 2006 Did the Orthodox thing again today -- think I'll vote to stick with it, since the perfect church hasn't mysteriously washed up on our block... Am continuing to decipher my relationship to Orthodoxy, since I take my own dogmatic stances as seriously as they take theirs. And since life has finally slowed down a bit, I'm watching football and reading. It's a little bit of back-to-basics with Carl E. Braaten: Some of us have said it so often that it hardly bears repeating: Lutheranism is not...http://www.journalscape.com/guru/2006-09-17-19:16/ |