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@zudn
Use OsmAnd instead of Google Maps. This could change your life drastically, depending on your travel patterns. It also is a good way to get you involved/invested into openstreetmap (basically the wikipedia of maps).

@danie10
What software does it run?

@rixx
Synopsis: Despite being otherwise well-accomplished: Lady blunt's marital struggles are paralled by her struggles to learn the violin.
Ending: she finally reacquires all of the arabian horses, and leans back in a chair, with the discontented Stradivarius (violin) staring back at her.

@rixx
I quit reading half-way thru. I don't even care about today's celebrity-gossip... maybe if I had paid more attention in literature class, this would be of interest.

@b2e@theres.life
Option 3 is not a good option. Many older people will die (and have already) before facing more severe forms of persecution.

@hellcp
I'm upset at myself now...

@alisonkeen@theres.life
```diff
-fastcgi_pass unix:/run/php/php7.0-fpm.sock;
+fastcgi_pass unix:/run/php/php7.2-fpm.sock;
```
???

@The_Misfit
She should move production to Bangladesh, where labor is only 40 cents per hour! #marketeconomics #freemarket

@noorul
On top of that, mastodon is AGPL-licensed. They would have to literally rewrite every line of code or pay off over 100 developers before they could make it proprietary...
@alisonkeen@theres.life @masterofthetiger@theres.life

@alisonkeen@theres.life
😀 Kind of a rough synthesis of the chapter.

@George
It's interesting, but I still like their chicken and their employees. And they're still closed on Sundays allowing their employees to go to church services.
@rmaffeo

@alisonkeen@theres.life
Understand that some are spiritually children in their theology. Do not walk in darkness, with hate in your heart. Watch out for antichrists. 1st John 2.

@alisonkeen@theres.life
I like this positive attitude. When we start, might I recommend https://sites.google.com/site/nestle1904/ as a starting base NT text?
@malanrich @masterofthetiger@theres.life

But another issue would be licensing: do we use creative commons share alike/gpl copyleft to protect it, or do we go full public-domain/mit to allow more freedom. Does "Using the Bible for any purpose" include making copyrighted variations of it?

@masterofthetiger@theres.life
Is not the worker worth his pay? Copyright allows this kind of work to continue. Nestle-Aland (whose Editio Critica Maior (Greek NT) has been used to translate the Bible for over a hundred years) defends copyright:
https://www.nestle-aland.com/en/extra-navigation/licensing-policy/
What's nice is that copyright can expire (arguably after too long).
These attempts to accurately proliferate God's word should be commended, and allowed to profit.

@Fusioncow
😃
John 7:53-8:11 is one of two passages still appearing in modern bibles which shouln't be there: it wasn't part of John's original gospel. However, John 5:14 includes a similar command: "Don't sin any more, lest anything worse happen to you." Ephesians 2 teaches clearly that God's gift of grace saved us who were children of wrath, dead in transgressions. The slave to sin doesn't hear God (John 8:31-47). Freedom to reject sin is granted by God's grace.

@Fusioncow
Great to meet you fusioncow!
I did a double-take at the second sentence, assuming there was a typo. Only by the power of the Son and the Spirit can man act completely without sin. (Romans 8:7-9) (John 8:34-35)

@zudn
Many people already have email addresses. It's easy to sign up for an email list. Though sending bulk email usually requires having a trustworthy smtp server so you don't go straight to spam.