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Debian Stretch Continues Eyeing GCC 6Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Friday 24th of June 2016 09:08:52 PM Filed under
Matthias Klose has provided an update concerning plans for having GCC 6 become the default compiler of Debian 9.0 "Stretch."
Everything still is on target for making GCC 6 the default for Stretch; GCC6 is currently available in Debian Testing, build failures are being worked through in the testing/unstable world, and there will be some bug squashing parties this summer for trying to get GCC 6 into shape.
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Linux AIO Brings All the Debian Live 7.11.0 Editions Into a Single ISO ImageSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 22nd of June 2016 08:47:05 PM Filed under
Today, June 22, 2016, Softpedia has been informed by the Linux AIO developers about the immediate availability for download of the Linux AIO Debian Live 7.11.0 ISO images.
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Point Linux 3.2 MATE & Xfce Editions Land Based on Debian GNU/Linux 8.5 "Jessie"Submitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Wednesday 22nd of June 2016 11:17:10 AM Filed under
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Leftovers: DebianSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 22nd of June 2016 10:46:59 AM Filed under
Appelbaum banned from Debian events after sexual misconduct charges
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Leftovers: DebianSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Tuesday 21st of June 2016 02:19:12 PM Filed under
Debian developers reference update
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I'm looking forward to meeting with many of the hard-working Debian hackers, and collaborating with them to build and promote excellent Free Software. The mgmt project considers both Fedora and Debian to be first class platforms, and parity is a primary design goal.
Meet Emmabuntus Debian Edition, an Educational OS Based on Debian GNU/Linux 8.5Submitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Tuesday 21st of June 2016 07:38:48 AM Filed under
Softpedia has been informed today, June 21, 2016, by Patrick Emmabuntüs about the first-ever release of the Emmabuntüs Debian Edition computer operating system.
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There's a lot of benchmarking going on this weekend at Phoronix in preparation for next week's Radeon RX 480 Linux review. Here are some fresh results on the NVIDIA side showing the current performance-per-dollar data for the NVIDIA Maxwell and Pascal graphics cards for seeing what the RX 480 "Polaris 10" card will be competing against under Linux.
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It tore the community and council apart but Pukekura Park's new cricket nets have done their job and kept top-level games at the iconic venue.
With the pitch laid, cages up and grass growing, the $425,000 Fillis St nets will be ready to use when the Central Stags play the Otago Volts on March 10 next year.
The match is the third of five national top-level cricket games scheduled for the park this season. Three of those are Twenty20 games and two are A-list one-day matches.
That schedule is proof enough that the New Plymouth District Council was right in its decision to fund the nets late last year, Taranaki Cricket Association chairman Neil Sulzberger said.
"You cannot go past the fact the investment has sown rewards already with the amount of top level cricket we have been able to bring to Pukekura Park, and there is a secure future," he said.
In a split decision last year, councillors controversially decided to pay for half the nets from end-of-year surplus after a late offer to cover the other half came through from the TSB Community Trust.
Without the nets New Zealand Cricket said the ground would lose its "warrant of fitness" and they would no longer schedule top-level matches there.
Despite that, the decision to plough ahead with the nets split the council as it came just days after the council had decided not to fund the nets prior to the trust's offer and when their share was $325,000.
Andrew Judd was thrown out of the meeting and John McLeod infamously took to Facebook to vent his frustrations. There he stated mayor Harry Duynhoven "had no balls" and chief executive Barbara McKerrow was a "piece of skirt", which led to council spending approximately $43,000 on legal advice about how to deal with such comments.
In the community there was widespread scepticism the nets could be built within budget, were in the right place or that they were needed at all.
The Taranaki Chamber of Commerce said the decision showed the council had a "complete disregard for economic times".
Yesterday, Mr Duynhoven said that the nets appeared far lower than original drawings seemed to indicate and the controversy around their construction would definitely be worth it to cricket supporters.
"And the green colour is a lot less harsh then the galvanised we were originally shown. It's not as intrusive as many feared," he said.
Council parks manager Mark Bruhn said the project came home within its $425,000 budget but wet winter weather had put it one month behind schedule, meaning it would not be ready for Twenty20 games as originally planned.
Franks Hutchins, who lives across the road from the nets and had proposed an alternative location for the facility, yesterday said that he would still rather they weren't there, but he "wasn't losing any sleep over them".
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Great show! I really appreciated hearing the commentary from Zac, Gia, and Rebecca about this summer's new anime in Japan. It's disappointing to hear there were so many low-lights, and not much in the way of highlights. Some of the commentary was quite amusing to listen to, though.
I also thought the discussion of AX, AM2, and Otakon was very enlightening. It was nice getting to hear some "behind the scenes" information and stories about anime conventions. As a listener, I think it gave me a better appreciation for what goes into planning and putting on these kinds of conventions.
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Okay, if you were making a top ten worst anime of 2011, the summer season would probably have a majority. But there is still a lot of good, too. I think the best anime of the year will come down to Madoka vs. PenguinDrum, and Usagi Drop and No. 6 look to have big potential as well. I knew nothing of the spoiler before I watched Usagi Drop, and it doesn't bother me one bit after finding out. There are two sequels to two really good shows, Baka Test and Nura, and there are a couple of middling shows that look to be better than average. The watchable shows seem to be pretty good (but boy are the unwatchable shows unwatchable!)
And as for Kaitou Tenshi Twin Angel (I'll die before I call it Twinkle Paradise), the core audience is people like me--I watched the OVA and I'll be damned if I don't finish what I started. It can't be worse than Cosprayers, right? Oh god, please tell me it's better than Cosprayers...
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Well, next year, Comic-Con is being shifted up one week for some reason, so it'll be a mere 2 weekends from Anime Expo (uncomfortably close for my tastes), but maybe 2 weekends from Otakon as well.
Great podcast, I love the convention ones, being a big con fan myself, and usually attending 3 a year: Fanime, AX, and SDCC.
Not sure what would happen if AM2 would move to Memorial Day weekend, since that is traditionally Fanime weekend for me. Some SoCal attendees and artists may be tempted to stay closer to home, but I think I would continue wanting to go to Fanime, just to hang out with my friends up there (plus San Jose has really good burritos that I look forward to every year).
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Location: CA. You can tell by the low moral standards.
The food alone around that convention center... *whistles*
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I was actually standing behind someone who screamed out "I LOST THE GAME!" in one of the more crowded areas. There was one huge simultaneous groan as a response. It brought a tear to my eye, I was so happy
Oh and you should at least watch the 2nd episode of No. 6. It gets rolling rather nicely, looking like quite a strong show.
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Oh yeah, Fanime. I've never been - it didn't come to mind. Maybe sometime in June would be better. There are plenty of weekends without direct conflict.
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Yeah, Fanime is in an ideal place for finding great food. Found an excellent happy hour place this year, and a delicious bakery attached to our hotel with fancy little cakes.
I forgot to mention I liked the little Viz segment where Vowles mentioned attempting to smack some sense into their heads. I have never understood their distance from their fans, avoidance of anime cons, and sometimes seemingly deliberately ignoring suggestions or questions with silence and not even the traditional, "We can't discuss that at this time." I really hope what was said in the podcast was true, and they are making at least baby steps to reconnect with their fans and supporters.
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If you have to justify a tv series by saying it is a parody than it probably isn't.
As for east vs west cons, I don't think I have ever heard anyone complain about Western cons like SakuraCon as opposed to the East where ever review of a con is complaining about how noisy the convention was.
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I'm so glad I bought a Premiere Fan pass, otherwise I probably would not have been able to pick up my badge on Day 0, even after waiting in line in the sweltering sun. A sunburn, which I get easily, would have been a big hamper on my vacation fun. I got to the site at 7pm on Thursday and I just strolled in and strolled out 10 minutes later with my badge. I took for granted the lack of a need to wait in big lines until Zac mentioned how the big regular pre-reg line was mostly outside.
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Great podcast as always.
Some stuff about the summer season.
R-15 wasn't that bad. It is not going to be a top shelf show, but I have a similar opinion to what Carl wrote for the preview guide. It's stupid but it is fun stupid.
I can say the same thing about Twin Angel. It is a stupid show, but I got some fun and enjoyment out of it.
I haven't got a chance to watch Manyu yet because of the overuse of censorship. I will wait for either the supposedly "uncensored" broadcast or wait for the BD rips to start appearing.
Even though many have spoiled what happens later in Usagi Drop, I don't care if that is what happens as I see nothing wrong with it. One that note I am looking forward to watching more of it as it comes out.
I wouldn't say that the Summer 2011 season is terrible, some of the bad shows might get better as they go on, but only time will tell.
I would love to visit Otakon if my health is better next year. Baltimore is not too far of a drive for me (2 hours) of the course the humidity might be a problem for me in the summer. I've never been to a con before so that is still on my anime "bucket list" to do.
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Con going is best when you go with a group. Sadly, being the only fan on the peninsula makes it hard for me to find people to go with. But it is definately something everyone should experience once, I first went to Ota in '08 for JAM Project. And again in '09, and I had a blast both times (though I do seem to suffer injuries or almost get killed each time I go.)
Baltimore humidity didn't seem to be too bad the past few years (though coming from the Mid Atlantic to another Mid Atlantic state means I have a high resistance to humidity.) But you should definately go, if only to say you have been.
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Summer Anime season is always bad. just wait until fall.
AM2 should stay on the July 4th weekend. I like AM2. alot of open spaces are cool, not much waiting and free. it's a pretty cool thing to for July 4th weekend without burning that much money.
Like my business professor said. If you want to be consider successfully, you have to kill off competitions. Like Netflix kills off companies like Hollywood Video, Blockbuster etc...
You can still do good by running away from competitions, but it won't be consider successfully. AM2 just have to do everything better. it's not like AX is that good.
when there are competitions, customers will be benefit.
Maybe conventions are different than business. what the hell do i know.
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Well, conventions are generally intended to grow and promote fandom, usually as a non-profit and grass-roots thing. It'd be like if two charities that did the same thing in the same area spent all their resources trying to kill each other.
Non-profit volunteer events aimed at nurturing friendly fan culture generally don't benefit from the ruthless take-no-prisoners approach of the business world.
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Pau Gasol did not practice Friday, the first day of Lakers training camp because of a strained right quadriceps he suffered last week, according to Lakers spokesman John Black.
Gasol had left for the doctor's office (for a standard test he did not take the previous day) by the time the media was allowed into practice late Friday afternoon, meaning he did not address the failed three-way trade that would have sent him to Houston and brought Chris Paul to the Lakers.
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Lamar Odom, who also was involved in the trade, showed up to practice 90 minutes late, met with General Manager Mitch Kupchak and left.
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Walking Out Of The Office Yesterday
We had a pretty wild storm up here in the capital yesterday. I could feel the rumbles from the thunder all the way in my office. When I packed up to go home and walked out the door to go to my car, I couldn't miss the rainbow up in the sky. It was absolutely beautiful! I hadn't forgot that God promised to never destroy the world again by way of flood, but I sure appreciate the reminder.
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Tuesday, June 28, 2016
Interview With Henry Neufeld
I was interviewed by Henry Neufeld (Energion Publications) this evening. We had two topics we discussed: the Complutensian Polyglot Bible and training up leaders in the church. Enjoy!
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Monday, June 27, 2016
Teaching Biblical Hermeneutics In Uganda
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Sunday, June 26, 2016
Responding To Author Queries
As you know, I've translated one of Antonio Piñero's books into English. The title is The Hidden Life of Jesus. That book should be available sometime in the next three or four months, I'm guessing. This weekend I went through some of the author queries sent by the publisher. It never fails in writing something–you always miss something. The nice thing is when you have someone who can put a fresh set of eyes on something you've looked at a million times. I sent the responses off yesterday evening, only a few hours after receiving the questions. Per the copy editor, the manuscript was pretty clean, meaning there wasn't a whole, whole lot that needed to be fixed. Still, though, when I see the things that would have made it in print were it not for the copy editor, I just thank God for what they do for authors. They have a hidden ministry, the type for which everyone is all the better, but only the authors/translators can truly appreciate. Antonio and I are very thankful for Mary over at Wipf and Stock for going through his manuscript and catching some typos.
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Downtown At Night
Lesly and I took an early nap on Friday, which meant it was nearly impossible for me to go to sleep later. Lesly would have had no trouble at all, but I tend to suffer from insomnia if I take a long nap during the day. A little siesta is one thing. You might call it a power nap. But I was exhausted on Friday and somehow went into a sort of hibernation during the afternoon. When I awoke, I immediately realized what I had done and knew that I would be up for the long haul. So around 11 pm I asked Lesly if she wanted to go for a walk downtown. It's one of the hallmarks of living in the environs of the nation's capital. She didn't hesitate a second. "Yes! That's going to be fun. Let's go." And off we went. I snapped the picture below of Lesly in front of the executive offices. We left there, grabbed a little bite to eat, and then walked over to the Lincoln Memorial and just sat down against the steps and watched. There's just something about being downtown at night. Walking around the capital at night is one of the things my dad and I love to do when he's up visiting. Why at night? Well, things are calm, the city looks beautiful lit up, parking is free, there's no traffic, etc.
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Monday, June 20, 2016
Happy Father's Day
Father's Day was Sunday. I was out of town and unable to post anything. Here's a couple of my favorite pics ever. One of Lesly with her dad, and one with me and my dad. Enjoy. Love you, Dad.
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Back From Philly
Lesly and I had an awesome time up in Philadelphia. We had some free nights saved up for a hotel room and decided to use them in the city of brotherly love. Father's Day weekend worked out really nice. There was a concert up there and, since we failed to see the graves at Christ Church cemetery last time we were up there, this was the perfect opportunity to do so. And who doesn't love a Philly cheesesteak? Awesome time. Awesome trip. My favorite part? Leaving the concert early and just grabbing some dinner on a quiet street with my girl. I love her so much!
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Friday, June 17, 2016
Don't You Just Hate Autocorrect?
Ahhhhh. I have a love-hate relationship with autocorrect. There's no telling how many times it has helped me. But when it autocorrects the other way, what a pain! I just looked at the blog and saw Metzler where it should have read Metzger. Why can't my computer just know what I'm thinking? Anyways, it's fixed now.
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Thursday, June 16, 2016
The Promise Erasmus Probably Never Made
Have you ever heard of the promise that Erasmus made about including 1 John 5:7? It goes like this: Erasmus did not include what is known as the Comma Johanneum (1 John 5:7) in his first two editions of the Greek New Testament. The verse reads: "For there are three that bear record in heaven: the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost; and these three are one." He was challenged for not including it. Apparently, if countless publications are correct, is Erasmus made some sort of promise that he would include it if even a single manuscript could be produced that contained it. It's probably the most important promise in text-critical studies ever. But did Erasmus ever make such a promise? Well, let's just take a look at how the account appears in a few publications by some more than reputable names.
Earlier this evening, one of my colleagues up in Pennsylvania sent me an article by H. J. de Jonge regarding this very issue. The title is "Erasmus and the Comma Johanneum" (Ephemerides theologicae Lovanienses 56:4 [Dec. 1980]: 381-389). This is the same author referenced by Elliott above.
So what does de Jong say about this issue? In short, no promise was ever made. He first demonstrates just how many people have included the story of the promise in their publications. Basically it's all the big names, and since 1960, when de Jong's study was published, the number has just continued to increase. De Jong writes: "How often must those who lecture in the New Testament or textual criticism at universities the world over have passed on the story of the good faith with which a deceived Erasmus kept his word, to the students in their lecture halls! The writer of these lines cannot plead innocence in this respect" (382). Nor can I. In fact, the reason my friend Jerry sent me the article was I had included the story of the promise in my dissertation. He saved me.
So what are the problems? De Jong mentions the following issues regarding the historicity of this promise:
A. T. Robertson: "The third edition of 1522 introduced the passage in 1 John v: 7 because of a foolish promise made to Stunica (editor of the Complutensian. Ximenes died in 1517) that he would insert it if he found it in any Greek MS. When MS. 61 of the sixteenth century was produced, Erasmus rightly inferred that it had been translated from the Latin, but he put it in because of his rash promise and thus it got into the Textus Receptus" (An Introduction to the Textual Criticism of the New Testament [Eugene, OR: Wipf and Stock, 2014; reprint of 2nd ed. of 1928], 19).
J. K. Elliott: "Erasmus indicated that he would have included these words only if a Greek witness including them were produced. The discovery of the inclusion of the Comma in ms. 61 (sixteenth century) persuaded Erasmus to include the words in his third edition in order to silence his critics over what he regarded as a minor point. However, Erasmus rightly suspected that ms. 61 was recent (de Jonge 1980)" (J. Keith Elliott, "The Text of the New Testament," in A History of Biblical Interpretation, vol. 2 [Grand Rapids: William B. Eerdmans, 2009], 251).
And Bruce Metzger and Bart Ehrman: "Among the criticisms leveled at Erasmus, the most serious appeared to be the charge of Stunica, one of the editors of Ximenes' Complutensian Polyglot, that his text lacked part of the final chapter of 1 John, namely the Trinitarian statement concerning 'the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost: and these three are one. And there are three that bear witness in earth' (1 John 5.7–8, King James Version). Erasmus replied that he had not found any Greek manuscript that contained these words, though he had in the meanwhile examined several others besides those on which he relied when first preparing his text. In an unguarded moment, Erasmus may have promised that he would insert the Comma Johnanneum, as it is called, in future editions if a single Greek manuscript could be found that contained the passage. At length, such a copy was found–or was made to order! As it now appears, the Greek manuscript had probably been written in Oxford about 1520 by a Franciscan friar named Froy (or Roy), who took the disputed words from the Latin Vulgate. Erasmus inserted the passage in his third edition (1522), but in a lengthy footnote that was included in his volume of annotations, he intimated his suspicion that the manuscript had been prepared expressly in order to confute him" (Metzger and Ehrman, The Text of the New Testament, 4th ed. [Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2005], 146–147).Very similar statements are found in introduction after introduction and commentary after commentary. Notice in the latter the authors say "may have promised." There is obviously some reason to question whether any such promise was made. So again, did Erasmus ever make such a promise?
Earlier this evening, one of my colleagues up in Pennsylvania sent me an article by H. J. de Jonge regarding this very issue. The title is "Erasmus and the Comma Johanneum" (Ephemerides theologicae Lovanienses 56:4 [Dec. 1980]: 381-389). This is the same author referenced by Elliott above.
So what does de Jong say about this issue? In short, no promise was ever made. He first demonstrates just how many people have included the story of the promise in their publications. Basically it's all the big names, and since 1960, when de Jong's study was published, the number has just continued to increase. De Jong writes: "How often must those who lecture in the New Testament or textual criticism at universities the world over have passed on the story of the good faith with which a deceived Erasmus kept his word, to the students in their lecture halls! The writer of these lines cannot plead innocence in this respect" (382). Nor can I. In fact, the reason my friend Jerry sent me the article was I had included the story of the promise in my dissertation. He saved me.
So what are the problems? De Jong mentions the following issues regarding the historicity of this promise:
1. There is no record of this promise in texts from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.
2. The accounts of the promise story are different. Some say he made the promise in response to Zúñiga, some in response to Lee, some to both, and some without context. De Jonge says it would have been impossible for him to have made the promise to Zúñiga since he did not first respond to him–in print I should add–until 1521. It was in his Apologia respondents ad ea quake in Nouo Testamento taxaureat Iacobus Lopis Stunica that he mentioned the codex from England, actually a transcript of that manuscript, that was shown to include it. And de Jonge points out that no record of correspondence between Edward Lee and Erasmus contains a record of such promise.
3. No one includes a reference to any sentence in Erasmus citing such a promise. Why? There is no promise in his extant writings.If we just stop there, the evidence is pretty strong. In fact, it is really strong. If you want to read more about why de Jonge doesn't think it is likely Erasmus made any promise about 1 John 5:7, check out his essay. It's well worth the read, I promise. Who knows? Maybe we'll stop spreading the rumor of a promise that someone never made.
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Dr. Bill Evans, an assistant professor of Public Health Education, died Oct. 22. He was an enthusiastic promoter of health and wellness in both his work and personal life. He played a major role in the creation and development of HealthyUNCG. Before joining UNCG, he had 20 years' experience working for community health organizations in organizing health education campaigns. He was also an author whose publications ranged from scholarly articles to poetry. Link to obituary.
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In memoriam: Bill Evans
October 29, 2013 by Campus Weekly Staff
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June 16, 7:30 p.m., UNCG Auditorium
Reading, 'Modern Art on Display,' Dr. K. Porter Aichele
June 23, 6:30 p.m., Weatherspoon Art Museum
12 Annual Summer Solstice Party
June 24, 6:30 p.m., Weatherspoon Art Museum
Opening, 'Henri Matisse: Selections from Claribel and Etta Cone Collection'
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