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Switching to Firefox Quantum
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A Useless Polemic
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Review: Operation Thunderbolt: Flight 139 and the Raid on Entebbe Airport, the Most Audacious Hostage Rescue Mission in History
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Experimenting with the MATE desktop
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Article on Borges and the Protestant Bible (In Spanish)
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Y Combinator’s Xerox Alto: restoring the legendary 1970s GUI computer | Ars Technica
Steve Jobs famously saw one and was inspired to create the Lisa, then the Mac. Source: Y Combinator’s Xerox Alto: restoring the legendary 1970s GUI computer | A...
New Theme Version
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Senseless Killing
Today, the news reported that this early morning there was the worst shooting in U.S. history. Really; the NPR coverage I linked is sobering. At least 50 people...
Dare to be different!
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Happy New Year!
I hope you all have a very blessed start of the year of our Lord 2016. Again, my hope is that you may be able to celebrate with joy and surrounded of the affect...
Treacherous SiteMeter
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Happy Birthday Linus!
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This is the last post you will ever need to read on why they don’t sing in church anymore.
This is a great commentary on the sad state of congregational church worship. While I think it doesn’t cover all the causes, what this guy says is spot-on...
Happy Thanksgiving!
Today, the U.S. celebrates Thanksgiving Day. I think this is a custom I wouldn’t mind to import here in Paraguay. 😉 Have a great day with your loved ones,...
Useless Facts about Paraguay
I saw this in the Facebook wall of a classmate. While not 100% exact, it is true and, I trust, an interesting read: 7 Absolutely Useless Facts About Paraguay En...
Ed Hurst on Total Depravity
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LaTeX, KDE 4-5 Transition and TeXstudio
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Tim Challies on the influence of Christianity
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A nice winter day. New post coming!
Nice winter day here. I’m writing a new post, and I hope it to publish it soon.
Ed Hurst: Moving from Windows
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Fast Company: How to Seize Your Most Productive Hours To Get Things Done
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Things are not what they once were…
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Merry Christmas!
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