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English Wikipedia has 6,812,260 articles. That's a lot to go through. Does he take out the pages or put in a blank page? Does he go through and take out the links to these pages? I don't know for sure, but I think he takes those things out. His main focus is, I think, things of a deviant s3xual nat...

Yes, that's him. I'd say he has done a tremendous amount of work, pouring through basically all of the articles that might contain photos, diagrams, or text info that a conservative parent would not want to have available to a child. (It is, of course, a parent's rightful place to be able to do thi...

Program development. Many main-stream programs have moved to a subscription-based business model, and license authentication for those who are still willing to work with businesses that are not on-line can be quite involved, usually involving the assistance of someone who has internet service. It is...

Definitely one of many business opportunities to serve the portions of the plain community that don't want to use the Internet. The fact that he is able to sell this when his customer base could legally share it among themselves for free speaks well for his customer base - that they are willing to ...

I wasn't able to find contact information, but there is a conservative Mennonite guy who downloaded Wikipedia onto a flash drive and censored topics conservative Mennonites find objectionable. It costs around $120. Samuel Hoover. Home Office Resource. I have both his address and email, and will sen...

I wasn't able to find contact information, but there is a conservative Mennonite guy who downloaded Wikipedia onto a flash drive and censored topics conservative Mennonites find objectionable. It costs around $120. Samuel Hoover. Home Office Resource. I have both his address and email, and will sen...

JimFoxvog wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 8:46 pm If we have an opinion on the candidates, express it lovingly without denigrating those whose opinion differs.

Like the Southern way - Just say what ever you think, followed by "Bless their heart".

Our first use of email was through the mission center office account. We would take a diskette up to the office with a text file on it. The secretary would copy it into their computer and send it. Messages were automatically sent & received via an international telephone call twice a day, at noo...

I cannot say no to these either: Listened to a bakelite record. Listened to a recording on a cylinder player. Listened to a record on a wind-up phonograph. Listened to radio programs broadcast on short-wave. Listened to a recording on a reel-to-reel recorder. Listened to music on a player piano (in...

I'll tell this story: a former employer (owned a construction company) was in his mid-50's and suffered a heart attack. Not serious, but nothing to sneeze at either. Anyways, doctor told him he needs to start exercising regularly to improve his cardiovascular system, or next time he wouldn't be so ...