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Win 10 Updates forces reinstall of software?
One of the admins at another site I help with has also recommended the Brave browser. He mentioned something about having to manually enter tags when using vBulletin, and I wasn't sure what he meant. Malcolm, when using Brave, can you click buttons in the editor toolbar and get BBCode tags...- MarkFL
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- Forum: Science & Technology
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Vistors to Site
LOL! I too have never been accused of not having something to say about something. :D- MarkFL
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- Forum: Matters Archive
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edge browser
There are many areas of computing in which I feel illiterate too. I've carved out my little niche, driven by my interest in vBulletin forum administration, and that's where I dwell...:)- MarkFL
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- Forum: Science & Technology
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Historians can be so proasic!
No, as I only ever have, I define fact as that which is verifiable. The supernatural is not verifiable, and therefore is not fact in the truest sense. That's why it has no explanatory power, and is belief instead. It is an assertion made, but which has no compelling evidence. My not accepting a...- MarkFL
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- Forum: Off Topic Area
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edge browser
LOL! I am just a budding vBulletin coder...creating a browser, particularly as 1 person working in spare time, would be a daunting task. :)- MarkFL
- Post #27
- Forum: Science & Technology
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Historians can be so proasic!
Well, I don't hold historians to the same rigor as scientists, but if I'm reading an account of a battle in the Civil War, and the writing historian attributes the victory of that battle of one side to some supernatural agent, this doesn't explain anything (it would be opinion or belief, not...- MarkFL
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- Forum: Off Topic Area
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Historians can be so proasic!
If I choose to read a historical treatment of past events, I want only facts to be presented. Presenting events that cannot be satisfactorily verified, or attributing supernatural explanations for things that have a natural explanation has no true explanatory power. Historians may choose to...- MarkFL
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Ruth's Friendship Fellowship-everyone welcome-come on in! Part 3
I'm the same way, Ruth...I get "saturated" and then I'm done until I can dry out from it. :D- MarkFL
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- Forum: Off Topic Area
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When did having a green lawn become a thing?
That may very well have been St. Augustine Grass. My father tried many times in vain to get it to grow in Indiana where I was raised, because he wanted a reminder of "home" but it just didn't like the climate there. That's what I have primarily now. :D- MarkFL
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- Forum: Off Topic Area
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When did having a green lawn become a thing?
Lammy, the lawn is highly visible to all passersby, and a lawn that isn't well-kept and vibrant green is a sign to everyone that the "man of the house" is not taking care of things, or worse, doesn't know how to take care of things. This may not be the case at all, such as in your case when an...- MarkFL
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School Dress Codes?
I think uniforms are a great idea, and for the reasons tango cited. If uniforms aren't used, but a dress code is used instead, there should be rules regarding cleanliness (would apply to uniforms as well), modesty and vulgarity of logos, etc.- MarkFL
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- Forum: Life & Relationships
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