Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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(Law & Liberty) How Old Does a Monument Need to Be?
What the decision in the Peace Cross case on religious symbolism portends is as yet unclear; but some interpretations would lead to perverse results.
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(John McWhorter | The Atlantic) Don’t Use the Word<em> Emolument</em>
It’s outdated. Why not use plain language instead?
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(QC RSS) March Of The Pigs
Roko no
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(Scripting Blog [archived]) PowerTip: Using Set-ADUser with multi-valued attributes
Summary: Using the -Replace parameter with Set-ADUser to take an array to populate multi-valued attributes Question: Hey Doctor Scripto, how can I use Set-ADUser to populate multivalued attributes in Active Directory? Answer: You can use an array with the -Replace parameter to do it. The post PowerTip: Using Set-ADUser with multi-valued attributes appeared first on…
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(Law & Liberty) The Current Russian Kleptocracy’s Roots Uncovered
Vladimir Bukovsky uncovered files that confirm what many already knew: that Third World Marxists fomented revolution with the aid of the Kremlin.
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(Law & Liberty) Prohibition, Protestant Unity, and Progress
The very people the nativists sought to Americanize or, failing that, oppress and restrict, were oftentimes the very ones who benefited from Prohibition.
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(Law & Liberty) Toward a Renewed Liberal Nationalism?
Tamir’s book is important first and foremost as a serious internal challenge to liberals to reassess their globalist rejection of nationalism.
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(Scripting Blog [archived]) Copy multi-valued Active Directory attributes from one user to another with PowerShell
Summary: Using -Replace parameter with Set-ADUser to copy Active Directory multi-valued attributes Q: Hey, Doctor Scripto! We are in the middle of an Active Directory migration and need to copy the multi-valued attribute “ProxyAddresses” from old user accounts to new ones. The post Copy multi-valued Active Directory attributes from one user to another with PowerShell…
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(Law & Liberty) Lights Out
How the novels of Neal Stephenson illuminate the present and the future.
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(Law & Liberty) Living Well with Adam Smith
Ryan Hanley’s Our Great Purpose gives the reader a taste of the depths of Smith’s thought as well as his words in an inviting style.
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