Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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(Law & Liberty) Actually, Sovereigns Do Go Broke
The cycle of sovereign borrowing, default, and new borrowing has a long and continuing history.
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(Law & Liberty) The Nation and the Bible
The Bible teaches first that God, and not the nations, is sovereign over national borders, and yet, nations have a real purpose.
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(QC RSS) Wizards Of The Coast
This is a syndicated post, originally published by QC RSS at QC RSS.
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(Scripting Blog [archived]) PowerTip: Show all Installed Capabilities on Windows 10
Summary: Identify if capabilities like OpenSSH are installed in your Windows 10 Operating System Hey, Doctor Scripto. I was curious if there was a way to see if a workstation has a capability installed on it like OpenSSH. I’m trying to report on this for my environment. The post PowerTip: Show all Installed Capabilities on…
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(Law & Liberty) The Fire and the Dream
Nicholas Buccola’s The Fire Is Upon Us reveals Buckley’s and Baldwin’s longstanding positions on civil rights and race.
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(Law & Liberty) Music and Our Cultural Decline: Roger Scruton’s Conservative Response
To shut out all contemporary music without discriminating is not enough—we must attempt to re-educate popular tastes by critique.
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(Scripting Blog [archived]) Using PowerShell to View and Remove Wireless Profiles in Windows 10 – Part 3
Summary: Using Regular Expressions to cleanup string data from NetSh.exe. Let’s remember the last two discussions. The first time we looked at using PowerShell to identify wireless profiles with some simple regular expressions. We followed up the next week with how to identify which approach would be the fastest. The post Using PowerShell to View…
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(Law & Liberty) One Cheer for Prohibition
What goes into one’s body can sometimes be an object for public concern; the question is when and how.
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(QC RSS) Handhsake Protocol
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(Law & Liberty) Sex, Sexual Orientation, and the Separation of Powers
Three cases that deal with a powerful federal law pervasive in its influence pose the opportunity to the Court for the takeover of legislative power.
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