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 Macintosh Column and Portal Sic transit gloria mundi & A Modest Proposal The Spy comments on change and makes a modest proposal (apologies to Swift) Murphy and Unintended Consequences revisited. Toll the Bell for the Old and the New A much less optimistic than formerly Spy makes predictions, some routine, others dismal. The Spy muses upon calendar mathematics, networking with WI-FI-7 APs, a better? Homekit controller, and the fifth edition of his textbook on Ethical and Social Issues in Technology adoption. From Hallowe'en to the U.S. election, a time of toxic politics and other goblins. Populus Vult Decepti, Ergo Decipiatur. Want the people no truth? Let them eat deception. The Spy also has an initial report on a new network toy. The vicissitudes of Summer 2024, batteries, books, and bemusedness, the political circus BC style, the wonderfulness and sometimes too-rapid pace of technology, obsolescence, and accumulated odds and ends. There are bugs in many of our systems: software, hardware, the political, the social, the justice system, ourselves. Where are things headed? Cinco de Mayo, alternate history, Mythopoesis, AI and AUI, eloquence vs content, and other matters that matter. The Spy eschews pranks for mundane topics such as AI and Transhumanism When The Months Go Marching On Implementing fully electric vehicles, the Spy's home network project, and the need to kneed the knee. Some things may be rued, others not. The Spy looks forward with mixed reviews for the future during 2023. Scenes in Dreams of Reams of Memes Continuing last month's scary theme, the Spy examines some technology fueled political and other memes. Apple puts on a not-so-scary event in a world where we ought to be scared stiff. Intelligence-the artificial and the real thing, THe Spy opines on an old subject recently made new. A new ultra Apple Watch, and reflections on past and possible future wars written in Europe. A mini review of the MacBook Pro M2, comments on fear of AI and a plea for RI, politics again, and a quo vadis civilization. like an arrow, but...which way, how fast, far or malleable, and with what consequences? Give thanks for no pranks and an important season. The Spy also follows up on topics mentioned last month. Best ePublished SF of the 2003 The Friends, volume two of The Interregnum wins EPPIE 2004 for best SF novel of 2003. All the Northern Spy articles are archived here by year and month. Arjay Enterprises provides a variety of services and information Besides The Northern Spy, Arjay Enterprises also publishes opundo (a word garage of clean humour), and Sheaves Christian Resources. In addition, it offers name registrations and hosting. All services and sites are available through ArjayEnterprises.com. |
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 Christian Resources from Arjay Enterprises If this was your last chance to speak to a group of students, what would you say? This is what RS said in the TWU chapel. Without forgiveness the church is dead. Renewal requires a heart understanding of forgiveness. If Christ came to bring peace, why is there no peace on earth, good will toward men? Because this last phrase is a misunderstanding of the Scriptures. Bloom has nothing on Sheaves. This is a taxonomy for studying scripture. Many parts, so Ajax is used to sequence them. Sorry, old browsers do not work on this page. This is Rick's devotional on Psalm 87 given at the TWU FA meeting 2005 10 02. Rick Sutcliffe's sermon on ethical duties for Christians preached at Aldergrove Baptist Church 2005 08 14. Rehoboam's advisors provide an excellent study for advice givers and takers in our modern day. This is Rick's devotional on accountability given at the TWU FA meeting 2005 04 05. New Article on Biblical Hermeneutics Rick's study on principles of Biblical interpretation for AFBC Bible class is now available. Thinking and Acting Christianly was preached 2004 02 29 at Aldergrove Baptist Church and is now available. Arjay Enterprises provides a variety of services and information Besides Sheaves, Arjay Enterprises also offers non fiction and Christian SF at ArjayBooks.com, and publishes opundo (a word garage of clean humour), and The Northern Spy. In addition, it offers name registrations and hosting. All services and sites are available through ArjayEnterprises.com. |
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